On January 28th at 5 pm ET, Tabea Debus, recorder and Alon Sariel, theorbo present a new program, entitled Ohrwurm, that explores how tunes and dances wormed their way into many aspects of music-making in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Europe, and, in traversing the centuries, contemporary compositions testify to the earworm’s secured place in modern life. […]
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ONLINE COURSE + VIRTUAL CONCERT Sine Nomine: Renaissance Choir – with Director Anne Lyman offers: THE LONELY CITY–Lamentations from Renaissance Spain DATES (5 week course): January 17 to February 18, 2021 CONCERT PREMIERE: (YouTube): Sunday, March 14, at 3:00pm PST This virtual singing opportunity is open to EVERYONE who has a love of Renaissance music/polyphony
January 14, 2021, 1:15 PM EST “Solo Violin Sonatas of Ivan Khandoshkin” A violinist in the court of Catherine the Great, Ivan Khandoshkin (1747–1804) is believed to have developed his craft under the tutelage of the Italian violinists who dominated the court orchestra. This concert represents a rare opportunity to hear his Three Sonatas for
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 11, 2021 Contact: Name Margy Crosby Organization: Byron Schenkman & Friends Phone Number: 206-276-5490 Email: Margy@byronandfriends.org Website: www.byronandfriends.org Byron Schenkman & Friends Announces Eighth Season–Spring 2021 New Light in New Ways – Three Chamber Music Concerts Seattle, Washington: Byron Schenkman & Friends continues its innovative Eighth Season, New Light in
Close Encounters: Divertimento January 28, 2021 Divert (verb): To draw away from fatiguing or serious occupations; pleasurably to excite the mind or attract the attention; to entertain, amuse. [Oxford English Dictionary] The divertimento is light and liberated music making. The structured forms of the classical sonata and symphony are set aside in music that offers simple,
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