16 event(s) found   Thursday, February 2, 2017   1:15 PM Who KHORIKOS   Rachel Boeglin, Mary Foster, Alyssa Manzi, Carah A. Naseem, Audrey Mae DeRocker, Hannah Sheldon-Dean, Christian Holslin, Justin Ballard, Michael Noel, Chris Cotter, Nick Einhorn, John Clinton Title Musica Reservata: 500 Years of Chamber Singing   Description Musica reservata is a term that can refer to florid, emotive singing, or it can refer to music performed in an intimate setting.This program performed by KHORIKOS seeks to present the best of chamber choral works from the 12th to the 17th centuries. Presenter The Midtown Concerts Where Chapel of St. Bartholomew’s Church   325 Park Ave. East 51st Street   New York, NY  10022 Admission Free, with suggested donation Contact fgalesi@gemsny.org Links «mapquest» -top-   Saturday, February 4, 2017   8PM Who Ensemble Origo   Eric Rice, Director Title Pater, Peccavi: Saints and Sinners in the Low Countries Description 16th-century composers from the Low Countries composed songs about overindulgence in drink, illicit sex and more. Ensemble Origo performs a selection of chansons by Clemens, Crecquillon, Gombert, Rore, and Willaert. Pre-concert talk at 7:30pm. Where Church of St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson St. New York, NY  10014 Admission Tickets $20 general/$10 students & low income Contact eric.rice@uconn.edu Links «mapquest»   «web»  «audio» -top-   Thursday, February 9, 2017   1:15 PM Who Faythe Vollrath   Faythe Volrath, harpsichord Title Early Italians and Their Friends Description Works by Frescobaldi, Froberger, Scarlatti, and Rossi performed by award winning harpsichordist Faythe Vollrath. Presenter The Midtown Concerts Where Chapel of St. Bartholomew’s Church   325 Park Ave. East 51st Street   New York, NY  10022 Admission Free, with suggested donation Contact fgalesi@gemsny.org Links «mapquest» -top-   Thursday, February 9, 2017   7pm Who MasterVoices   Conducted by Ted Sperling With New York Baroque Incorporated Featuring Michael Slattery, Jesse Blumberg, Adam Lau, Latonia Moore, Tamara Mumford, Ben Bliss, and Daniel Okulitch Title Bach's St. John Passion Description Don’t miss MasterVoices' unique presentation of J.S. Bach’s magnificent choral masterpiece "St. John Passion". To pay tribute to MV’s founder Robert Shaw, the performance features a new, modern-day English translation and an audience sing-along component. Presenter MasterVoices (formerly The Collegiate Chorale) Where Carnegie Hall 57th and Seventh New York, NY   Admission Tickets starting at $20. Group Sales available. Contact CarnegieCharge 202-247-7800 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, February 11, 2017   7:30PM Who The Dryden Ensemble   Jane McKinley and Julie Brye, oboes; Vita Wallace and Dongmyung Ahn, violins; Lisa Terry, viola da gamba; Benjamin Matus, bassoon; Webb Wiggins, harpsichord. Title Le Médicin & La Musique Description Elegant suites and medical curiosities from the French Baroque, including Marais's musical depiction of a bladder stone operation, with readings by actor Paul Hecht. Music by Marais, Couperin, and Lully. Where Trinity Episcopal Church 6587 Upper York Road Solebury, PA  18938 Admission $25 general admission; free to students with ID Contact Jane McKinley Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, February 12, 2017   3:00PM Who The Dryden Ensemble   Jane McKinley and Julie Brye, oboes; Vita Wallace and Dongmyung Ahn, violins; Lisa Terry, viola da gamba; Benjamin Matus, bassoon; Webb Wiggins, harpsichord. Title Le Médicin & La Musique Description Elegant suites and medical curiosities from the French Baroque, including Marais's musical depiction of a bladder stone operation, with readings by actor Paul Hecht. Music by Marais, Couperin, and Lully. Where Miller Chapel, Princeton Theological Seminary 64 Mercer Street Princeton, NJ  08540 Admission $25 general admission; free to students with ID Contact Jane McKinley Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Tuesday, February 14, 2017   8 PM Who Yago Mahugo, Harpsichord Title Harpsichord at Weill Recital Hall/Carnegie Hall New York City Description Valentine’s program with works of François Couperin, Armand-Louis Couperin, Pancrace Royer and Antonio Soler TICKETS GO ON SALE: November 14 at 11 AM Carnegie Hall Box Office And at Carnegie Charge 212-247-7800 Mon-Sun 8 AM–8 PM Where Weill Recital Hall/Carnegie Hall 7th Avenue and 57th Street New York City, NY  10019 Contact info@yagomahugo.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Thursday, February 16, 2017   1:15 PM Who The French Horn   Douglas Lundeen, Selmer Piston Horn Barbara Gonzalez Palmer, Piano Title The Truely French Horn Description Widely acclaimed for his work in historical performance, Douglas Lundeen gives us an opportunity to hear rare French recital pieces on the original instrument for which they were written – the Selmer Piston Horn. Presenter The Midtown Concerts Where Chapel of St. Bartholomew’s Church   325 Park Ave. East 51st Street   New York, NY  10022 Admission Free, with suggested donation Contact fgalesi@gemsny.org Links «mapquest» -top-   Thursday, February 16, 2017   7:00pm Who Ensemble Leonarda   Susan Graham, flute; Claire Smith Bermingham, violin; Sarah Stone, gamba/cello; Nancy Kito, harpsichord. With special guest performance artist, Kelly "Killy Mockstar" Dwyer. Description Explore works by composers who sought out brave new worlds: Handel (in England), Hotteterre (in Rome), & Jean-Baptiste Lully (a Florentine who wound up at the court of Louis XIV). Plus a special rendition of Dvorak's "Largo" ("New World" Symphony). Where Marc A. Scorca Hall, National Opera Center 330 Seventh Avenue New York, NY  10001 Admission $20 ($15 students and seniors) Contact 917-214-8714 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Thursday, February 16, 2017   8PM Who Jessica Gould, Noa Frenkel, Diego Cantalupi, James Waldo, Davide Pozzi Title From Ghetto To Cappella: Interfaith Exchanges in the Music of Baroque Italy Description Unaccompanied Hebrew chants and music of Strozzi, Rossi, and Marcello, illustrate a vibrant dialogue during a time of great oppression—a cross-fertilization of musical cultures between Jews and Catholics that traversed the walls of the Venetian ghetto. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts in conjunction with the Carnegie Hall La Serenissima Festival Where The Temple Emanu-El Chapel 1 East 65th Street between Fifth and Madison Avenu New York City, NY  10065 Admission $35+ Contact 1 888 718 4253 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Friday, February 17, 2017   7:30PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Artistic Director Title The Secret Lover: Women in 17th-Century Italy Description Featuring the music written by 17th-century singer-composer Barbara Strozzi, the “florid, poised performers” of TENET also perform duos and trios of Monteverdi, as well as songs and instrumental music by other great Italian composers working in Venice. Presenter La Serenissima: Voices and Violins Where Carnegie's Weill Hall 154 W. 57th Street New York, NY  10019 Contact (212) 222-4066 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Sunday, February 19, 2017   2PM Who Cisraratanian Consort of Viols   Roland Hutchinson, treble and bass viol; Sheryl Reed, tenor and bass viol; Ilizabeth Cabrera and Douglas Hardin, bass viols Title Verrie Sweet and Artificiall: Music of the Little Ice Age (1600–1850) for four violas da gamba  Description Fantasies and dance suites by Giovanni Coprario, Matthew Locke, and Henry Purcell; English and American psalm tunes and anthems; a recent composition by the Australian composer Brooke Green; selections from David Funck's "Stricturae Viola–di gambicae" Presenter Concerts at Farmstead Arts Where Arts Center, Kennedy Martin Stelle Farmstead 50 King George Road Basking Ridge, NJ  07042 Admission $15 in advance, $20 at door, $10 student/senior Contact Farmstead Arts Center, 908 636-7576 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Thursday, February 23, 2017   1:15 PM Who Grand Harmonie   Sarah Paysnick, Flute Kristin Olson, Oboe Thomas Carroll, Clarinet Clay Zeller-Townson, Bassoon Yoni Kahn, Horn Title The Expression of the Wind Quintet Description Grand Harmonie plays a selection of virtuosic works by George Onslow. Onslow's music showcases the numerous advancements in wind instrument development in the early 19th century, including exciting chromaticism, extended ranges, and new colors. Presenter The Midtown Concerts Where Chapel of St. Bartholomew’s Church   325 Park Ave. East 51st Street   New York, NY  10022 Admission Free, with suggested donation Contact fgalesi@gemsny.org Links «mapquest» -top-   Saturday, February 25, 2017   8 PM Who Stile Antico Title The Voice of Melody Description Each of the 12 members of Stile Antico has chosen one musical gem drawn from five centuries of glorious repertoire, including Orlando Gibbons’ uplifting “O Clap Your Hands,” William Byrd’s exciting “Vigilate,” and works by the prolific Thomas Tallis. Presenter Miller Theatre Where 150 W 83rd Street New York, NY   Admission 30-45 Contact 212-854-7799 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, February 25, 2017   8:00 PM Who Ars Antiqua   Mark Kramer, viola da gamba; Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek, Mezzo Soprano; Jorg-Michael Scharz, Violin; Nina Stern, Chalumeau & Recorder; Geoffrey Burgess, Baroque Oboe & Recorder; Michael Sponseller, Harpsichord Title Orpheus in Hamburg: Telemann's Private World Description Sonata for Chalumeau, Oboe, Violin & Continuo Fantasia in G-Minor For Viola da Gamba Solo Cantatas from the Harmonischer Gottesdienst Duet for Two Recorders in B-flat Concerto in A-minor for Recorder, Oboe, Violin & Continuo Presenter Ars Antiqua Period Instrument Ensemble with Guests Where Historic Church of St. Mary the Virgin 26 North Greeley Avenue Chappaqua, NY  10514 Admission $35 $40 $50 Contact mark Kramer 914-238-8015 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, February 25, 2017   8PM Who Polyhymnia Title Deus, qui Beatum Marcum Description The Music of Andrea Gabrieli (1532/3 - 1585) Missa Pater peccavi a6 and motets Pre-Concert Lecture at 7:00 PM Where The Church of St. Ignatius of Antioch 552 West End Ave. New York, NY  10024 Admission $30 General Admission, $ 20 Students, Seniors Contact info@polyhymnia-nyc.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top- All dates and locations are subject to change. 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