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HOUSTON EARLY MUSIC 2018-19 Season
Tuesday, November 6, 2018, 7:30 PM
RED PRIEST
BAROQUE BOHEMIANS:
Gypsy Fever from Campfire to Court
Reynolds Hall, Christ Church Cathedral,
1117 Texas Ave.
Revel in a high-energy concert with Red Priest as its
superbly virtuosic and zany artists make a case for
connections between gypsy musicians and master
composers of the 17th and 18th centuries. Were
Baroque masters inspired by stunning improvisational
skills of the traveling gypsies, or did the
gypsies embrace the dazzling new instrumental
techniques developed in court and church music?
Hear Eastern European folk influences in the music
of Telemann, Biber and Byrd, and discover the
Uhrovska Collection of gypsy dance tunes from 1730!
Sponsored by the Music Dept. of Christ Church Cathedral
Saturday, December 1, 2018, 7:30 PM
PARTHENIA A Consort of Viols
with SHEREZADE PANTHAKI, Soprano
AN ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS
Christ Church Cathedral, 1117 Texas Ave.
New Yorks premier viol consort Parthenia presents
An Elizabethan Christmas, a sparkling evening of
music for the entire Christmas season from Advent
to Epiphany, featuring carols and motets by Queen
Elizabeths favorite composer William Byrd, as well
as music by John Bull, Anthony Holborne, Tobias
Hume, Thomas Morley, Thomas Ravenscroft and
others. Parthenia welcomes guest artist Sherezade
Panthaki, soprano, for this very special holiday treat.
A co-presentation with Da Camera of Houston
Friday, March 1, 2019, 7:30
LE CONCERT DES NATIONS
JORDI SAVALL, bass viol and direction
TOUS LES MATINS DU MONDE
Cullen Theater, The Wortham Center
500 Texas Ave., 77002
Jordi Savall, internationally acclaimed viola da gamba
virtuoso, makes a highly anticipated return visit to
the Houston stage with a program inspired by the
1991 French film Tous Les Matins du Monde. Savall is
joined by artists of Le Concert des Nations performing
works by French Baroque composers Marin
Marais and his mentor M. de Sainte-Colombe, Jean-
Baptiste Lully, François Couperin and others. For
individual tickets to this performance contact Da
Camera at 713-524-5050.
Friday, May 31, 2019, 7:30 PM
DARK HORSE CONSORT
TOWER MUSIC OF THE STADTPFEIFER
Christ the King Lutheran Church
2353 Rice Blvd, 77005
Inspired by the Roman bronze horse statues in St.
Marks Basilica, the aptly named Dark Horse
Consort is dedicated to unearthing the majestic late
Renaissance and early Baroque repertoire for brass
instruments. German Municipal Bands, or
Stadtpfeifer, from this part of musical history played
for major civic events and kept the hours performing
in the tower in the city center. This program
features the works of composers Samuel Scheidt,
Andreas Hammerschmidt and Johann Rosenmüller,
played on cornetti, period trombones, recorders,
harpsichord and organ.
This program is co-presented with Bach Society of Houston.
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LocationHouston Early Music (View)
3400 Main Street
Houston, TX 77002
United States
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