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| Calendar of Events |
* Guild Member
| March 2008 |
Sunday, March 2nd
*Practitioners of Musick - The Practitioners of Musick, John Burkhalter,
recorders, Gavin Black, harpsichord, and David Black, ‘cello will present a
program of works by Italian and English Baroque masters, including Veracini,
Mancini, John L’oeillet, and Mr. Handel. The concert to take place at 4:00 PM
at Christ Congregation, 50 Walnut Lane, Princeton, NJ. This event is
sponsored by the Princeton Early Keyboard Center. For further information,
contact the Center at (609) 430-0396, or visit the website at http://www.pekc.
org.
Wednesday, March 5th
*Practitioners of Musick - The Practitioners of Musick John Burkhalter,
recorders, and Gavin Black, harpsichord, evoke the glory of Restoration
England with works of Purcell, Croft, Blow, Finger, and Matteis. This program
is part of the Midtown Concert Series sponsored by ARTEK. The music to
begin at 1:15 PM. The location for the concert: St. Bartholomew’s Church,
Park Avenue at 51st Street, New York City. For further information, please call
(212) 967-9157 or visit the website at www.midtownconcerts.org. Admission is
free. To join ARTEK’s email list, send a note to midtownconcerts@gmail.com.
Friday and Saturday, March 7th & 8th
Quartet New Generation - Berlin-based Quartet New Generation—Susanne
Fröhlich, Andrea Guttmann, Hannah Pape, and Heide Schwarz—mesmerizes
its audiences through innovative programming that juxtaposes contemporary
and early music. Performing on upwards of 20 different recorders of varying
sizes and shapes during the course of a typical performance, the Quartet
transports the listener into new sonic worlds, confirming the traditional
recorder’s viability as a modern classical instrument. 8:00pm, Wolfensohn
Hall, Institute for Advanced Studies, Einstein Drive, Princeton, NJ. Tickets are
free for these concerts, and the Institute makes available as many tickets as
possible for distribution beyond the Institute community. For ticket information,
please call (609) 734-8228 or email air@ias.edu.
Saturday, March 8th
* Le Triomphe de l'amour - Music and Magical Creatures. Laura Heimes,
soprano, Donna Fournier, viola da gamba, Janet Palumbo, harpsichord, John
Burkhalter, recorder, with guest artist, Elissa Wagman, baroque violin. The
music for this concert includes works involving sorceresses, fairies, and other
magic creatures. Music by Handel, Couperin, and others will be performed. A
pre-concert talk, by John Burkhalter, beginning at 7:30 PM, will explore the
presence of magical creatures in music and art. The concert to begin at 8:00
PM at the Unitarian Church at Princeton, 50 Cherry Valley Road, Princeton,
NJ. Tickets may be had at the door for $18.00 general admission, $15.00 for
senior citizens, and $5.00 for students. www.triomphebaroque.org.
Wednesday, March 12th
*Practitioners of Musick - Practitioner of Musick John Burkhalter, recorder,
and Nicholas Lockey, harpsichord, will present a program entitled “A Taste for
Things Italian: Handel, London and Italy. Music by the following masters to be
heard: Mr. Handel, Francesco Maria Veracini, and Benedetto Marcello. The
free concert sponsored by Musica Alta and the Friends of Music at Princeton
will take place at Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall in the Princeton University
campus. The music to begin at 8:00 PM. For further information please visit
www.princeton.edu/arts.
Saturday, March 29th
*Musica Dolce and Zorzal - Zorzal, Musica Dolce & friends perform "Cultural
Crossroads: Spanish, Sephardic, and Latin American Music" at 7:30pm,
United Methodist Church, George St. & Livingston Ave in New Brunswick, NJ.
Admission: $15; Seniors/Students: $10; Seniors in groups of 10 or more: $5;
Children under 12 and Veterens: Free. For more information, contact the
Highland Park Recorder Society, (732) 828-7421, or email
recorderdonna@hotmail.com or visit www.hprecorder.org.
Sunday, March 30th
*Musica Dolce and Zorzal - Zorzal, Musica Dolce & friends perform "Cultural
Crossroads: Spanish, Sephardic, and Latin American Music" at 4:00pm,
Highland Park Conservative Temple, 201 South Third Ave, Highland Park, NJ.
Admission: $15; Seniors/Students: $10; Seniors in groups of 10 or more: $5;
Children under 12 and Veterens: Free. For more information, contact the
Highland Park Recorder Society, (732) 828-7421, or email
recorderdonna@hotmail.com or visit www.hprecorder.org.
*Practitioners of Musick - Practitioner of Musick John Burkhalter, recorders,
harpsichordist Lewis Baratz, and Esteemed Friends, including Lewis Baratz,
Clara Rottsolk, Sheila Fernekes and Eva Kuh,n will present an entertainment
called THE GREAT MR. HANDEL the program to take place at Bristol Chapel,
Westminster Choir College, Princeton, N.J. The music will begin at 7:30 PM
instant. Admission: $15 adults; $10 students/seniors. For further information
call the Box Office at (609) 921-2663 or visit the website at www.rider.edu/arts.
*Practitioners of Musick - The Practitioners of Musick, John Burkhalter,
recorders, Gavin Black, harpsichord, and David Black, ‘cello will present a
program of works by Italian and English Baroque masters, including Veracini,
Mancini, John L’oeillet, and Mr. Handel. The concert to take place at 4:00 PM
at Christ Congregation, 50 Walnut Lane, Princeton, NJ. This event is
sponsored by the Princeton Early Keyboard Center. For further information,
contact the Center at (609) 430-0396, or visit the website at http://www.pekc.
org.
Wednesday, March 5th
*Practitioners of Musick - The Practitioners of Musick John Burkhalter,
recorders, and Gavin Black, harpsichord, evoke the glory of Restoration
England with works of Purcell, Croft, Blow, Finger, and Matteis. This program
is part of the Midtown Concert Series sponsored by ARTEK. The music to
begin at 1:15 PM. The location for the concert: St. Bartholomew’s Church,
Park Avenue at 51st Street, New York City. For further information, please call
(212) 967-9157 or visit the website at www.midtownconcerts.org. Admission is
free. To join ARTEK’s email list, send a note to midtownconcerts@gmail.com.
Friday and Saturday, March 7th & 8th
Quartet New Generation - Berlin-based Quartet New Generation—Susanne
Fröhlich, Andrea Guttmann, Hannah Pape, and Heide Schwarz—mesmerizes
its audiences through innovative programming that juxtaposes contemporary
and early music. Performing on upwards of 20 different recorders of varying
sizes and shapes during the course of a typical performance, the Quartet
transports the listener into new sonic worlds, confirming the traditional
recorder’s viability as a modern classical instrument. 8:00pm, Wolfensohn
Hall, Institute for Advanced Studies, Einstein Drive, Princeton, NJ. Tickets are
free for these concerts, and the Institute makes available as many tickets as
possible for distribution beyond the Institute community. For ticket information,
please call (609) 734-8228 or email air@ias.edu.
Saturday, March 8th
* Le Triomphe de l'amour - Music and Magical Creatures. Laura Heimes,
soprano, Donna Fournier, viola da gamba, Janet Palumbo, harpsichord, John
Burkhalter, recorder, with guest artist, Elissa Wagman, baroque violin. The
music for this concert includes works involving sorceresses, fairies, and other
magic creatures. Music by Handel, Couperin, and others will be performed. A
pre-concert talk, by John Burkhalter, beginning at 7:30 PM, will explore the
presence of magical creatures in music and art. The concert to begin at 8:00
PM at the Unitarian Church at Princeton, 50 Cherry Valley Road, Princeton,
NJ. Tickets may be had at the door for $18.00 general admission, $15.00 for
senior citizens, and $5.00 for students. www.triomphebaroque.org.
Wednesday, March 12th
*Practitioners of Musick - Practitioner of Musick John Burkhalter, recorder,
and Nicholas Lockey, harpsichord, will present a program entitled “A Taste for
Things Italian: Handel, London and Italy. Music by the following masters to be
heard: Mr. Handel, Francesco Maria Veracini, and Benedetto Marcello. The
free concert sponsored by Musica Alta and the Friends of Music at Princeton
will take place at Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall in the Princeton University
campus. The music to begin at 8:00 PM. For further information please visit
www.princeton.edu/arts.
Saturday, March 29th
*Musica Dolce and Zorzal - Zorzal, Musica Dolce & friends perform "Cultural
Crossroads: Spanish, Sephardic, and Latin American Music" at 7:30pm,
United Methodist Church, George St. & Livingston Ave in New Brunswick, NJ.
Admission: $15; Seniors/Students: $10; Seniors in groups of 10 or more: $5;
Children under 12 and Veterens: Free. For more information, contact the
Highland Park Recorder Society, (732) 828-7421, or email
recorderdonna@hotmail.com or visit www.hprecorder.org.
Sunday, March 30th
*Musica Dolce and Zorzal - Zorzal, Musica Dolce & friends perform "Cultural
Crossroads: Spanish, Sephardic, and Latin American Music" at 4:00pm,
Highland Park Conservative Temple, 201 South Third Ave, Highland Park, NJ.
Admission: $15; Seniors/Students: $10; Seniors in groups of 10 or more: $5;
Children under 12 and Veterens: Free. For more information, contact the
Highland Park Recorder Society, (732) 828-7421, or email
recorderdonna@hotmail.com or visit www.hprecorder.org.
*Practitioners of Musick - Practitioner of Musick John Burkhalter, recorders,
harpsichordist Lewis Baratz, and Esteemed Friends, including Lewis Baratz,
Clara Rottsolk, Sheila Fernekes and Eva Kuh,n will present an entertainment
called THE GREAT MR. HANDEL the program to take place at Bristol Chapel,
Westminster Choir College, Princeton, N.J. The music will begin at 7:30 PM
instant. Admission: $15 adults; $10 students/seniors. For further information
call the Box Office at (609) 921-2663 or visit the website at www.rider.edu/arts.