Remaining Events for the 2010-2011 Season 52 event(s) found           Thursday, September 1, 2011   7PM Who Opera Omnia   Avi Stein, Music Director; Crystal Manich, Stage Director; Wesley Chinn, Producer; Cherry Duke, Giasone; Hai-Ting Chinn, Medea; Katharine Dain, Hipsipyle; Karim Sulayman, Delfa; Isai Jess Munoz, Demo; Sharin Apostolou, Alinda; Matthew Singer, Aegeus Title Francesco Cavalli's Giasone Description Giasone was the 17th century's most popular opera we see the Venetian style in its full flower. It will be sure to delight opera goers and classical music newcomers over a drink at the club. Where Le Poisson Rouge 158 Bleecker Street New York , NY  10012 Admission $15 Bar/Mezz, $30, GA, $225 for a table Contact Syd Johnson Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Monday, September 5, 2011   7 PM Who Sonnambula   Kivie Cahn-Lipman, Douglas Kelley, John Mark Rozendaal, and Elizabeth Weinfield, viola da gamba Description Music of the French and English Renaissance. A birthday concert for Elizabeth I, honoring her courtship with French Duke d'Anjou. Where Christ Church of Cobble Hill 180 Kane Street (at Clinton St.) Brooklyn, NY  11201 Admission Free (with donation) Contact www.sonnambula.org Links «mapquest» -top-   Wednesday, September 7, 2011   1:15PM Who ARTEK   Vita Wallace, Motomi Igarashi, Gwendolyn Toth Title Virtuoso String Music From 17th-Century Italy and Germany Description Members of ARTEK, including Vita Wallace, violin; Motomi Igarashi, viola da gamba; and Gwendolyn Toth, harpsichord perform selections of music by Buxtehude, Marini, Rosenmüller, and others. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9151 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Wednesday, September 7, 2011   1:15PM Who ARTEK   Vita Wallace, Motomi Igarashi, Gwendolyn Toth Title Virtuoso String Music From 17th-Century Italy and Germany Description Members of ARTEK, including Vita Wallace, violin; Motomi Igarashi, viola da gamba; and Gwendolyn Toth, harpsichord perform selections of music by Buxtehude, Marini, Rosenmüller, and others. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9151 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Friday, September 9, 2011   5:30 PM Who New York Continuo Collective   Directed by Grant Herreid Title Crimes and Passion: Love and the Criminal Underworld in Spanish 17th Century Song Description A semi-staged performance of Spanish 17th Century song, both popular and art, in support of The September Concert Foundation’s efforts to “fill the skies with music and hopes for peace!” Presenter The September Concert Foundation/Gabarron Foundation Where Carriage House Center for the Arts 149 East 38th Street New York, NY  10016 Admission Free (but please reserve) Contact (212) 573-6968 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, September 10, 2011   8PM Who Trefoil   Drew Minter, countertenor and harp; Mark Rimple, countertenor, lute, harp, gittern; Marcia Young, soprano and harp Title Fleur de Valeur: A medieval bouquet Description Flower songs from the medieval garden of musical delights. Enter this bower and discover the seductive beauty and dazzling complexity of the late Middle Ages. Presenter Bargemusic Where Fulton Ferry Landing Eastern anchorage of the Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn, NY  11201 Admission $35 ($30 senior, $15 student) Contact 718-624-2083 Links «mapquest»   «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, September 14, 2011   1:15PM Who Anima Title 17th-Century Music from the Barberini Family in Rome Description The Barberini family led by Pope Urban VIII made a huge impact in the cultural life of seventeenth century Rome. Anima will explore the private music they enjoyed, by some of their favorite composers including Mazzocchi, Rossi, Leoni, and Landi. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9151 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, September 17, 2011   3:00PM Who The New York Baroque Dance Company Title Master Class - Description Beatrice Massin and Catherine Turocy will teach a master class "Find Your Baroque Body." This class is open to the professional dance community of performers, teachers and students. Presenter The New York Baroque Dance Company Where Mark Morris Dance Center 3 Lafayette Ave BROOKLYN, NY  11217 Admission Tuition $20.00 Contact 718-624-8400 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, September 17, 2011   7pm/8pm Who Ensemble Lipzodes with guest soloist Jose Lemos, countertenor   Juan Carlos Arango: shawm, txicotén, Jose Lemos: countertenor, Tomas Lozano: Hurdy-gurdy, percussion, Anna Marsh: shawm, recorder, percussion, Kelsey Schilling: recorder, txicotén, Daniel Stein: rebab, violin, vielle Title The Ornament of the World: Music of pre-Expulsion Spain Description As NYC commemorates the 10th anniversary of 9/11, we recall the "convivencia" (750 - 1492), an era of unprecedented civic harmony among the three Abrahamic faiths in pre-Expulsion Spain, with a concert of music sung in Hebrew, Castilian and Arabic. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where The Stephen Wise Free Synagogue 30 West 68th Street between CPW and Columbus Ave. NYC, NY  10023 Admission $25/$15 students, seniors, EMA Contact orders@gemsny.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, September 18, 2011   2PM Who My Lord Chamberlain's Consort   Philip Anderson, tenor; Grant Herreid, baritone, lute, recorder; Rosamund Morley, viol; Pat O'Brien and Andy Rutherford, lute and cittern; Marcia Young, soprano and harp Title Songs for a Cynical Age Description The wickedly satirical song texts in John Maynard's "XII Wonders of the World" (1611). Twelve professions or life stations--the Courtier, the Widow, the Merchant, the Soldier--are lambasted in song. Pre-Concert Lecture with author Erik Ryding at 1:30PM. Where Church of St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson Street (near Christopher and Grove) New York, NY  10014 Admission $15/$10 Contact (917) 538-0373 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, September 21, 2011   1:15PM Who Erin Hanke, harpsichord Title L'art de tolérer le clavecin Description Harpsichordist, Erin Hanke, performs French keyboard works including those by Antoine Forqueray, Jean-Philippe Rameau, and Jean-Henri d'Anglebert. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9151 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, September 24, 2011   7:00PM Who The New York Baroque Dance Company   Dancers: Justin Coates, Carly Fox, Olsi Gjeci, Rachel List, Meggi Sweeney Smith, Alexis Silver & Gregory Youdan. Title French Opera-Ballet Project Description Our concert set in an intimate salon setting includes dance excerpts from Les Fetes de Tamire by Jean Philippe Rameau & Thesee by Jean Baptiste Lully, together with Louis-Nicolas Clerambault's Orphee. Presenter The New York Baroque Dance Company Where 92nd Street Y-Buttenweiser Hall 1395 Lexington Ave New York, NY  10128 Admission $40 each Contact 212-415-5500 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Sunday, September 25, 2011   4PM Who Kenneth Weiss Title A Cleare Day Description Harpsichordist Kenneth Weiss performs works from the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book using an Italian harpsichord and ottavino. Their distinctive timbres add considerable variety to pieces by Munday, Dowland, Byrd, Philips, Gibbons, Peerson, Tomkins, and Bull. Presenter Music Before 1800 Where Corpus Christi Church 529 West 121st Street New York, NY  10027 Admission $45-$30; $40-$25 students, seniors Contact 212-666-9266 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, September 25, 2011   4PM Who Duo Marchand   Andy Rutherford, lute; Marcia Young, voice and harp Title 'Tis Nature's Voice Description 17th-century songs of birds and flowers, sunlight and shadow, and the fierce and gentle gods of nature -- as expressed in the peerless verse of Campion, Jonson, and Shakespeare. Presenter Pine Hollow Arboretum Benefit Concert and Reception Where Historic Slingerlands Methodist Church 1497 New Scotland Road Slingerlands, NY  12159 Admission $20 donation Contact (518) 439-6472 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, September 28, 2011   1:15 PM Who Sonnambula   Anne Legêne, John Mark Rozendaal, and Elizabeth Weinfield, viola da gamba. Title Consort Music of the English Renaissance Description Hear Sonnambula as part of ARTEK's 'Midtown Concerts' series in a program of English consort music for three viols, featuring work of Gibbons, Lupo, Jenkins and others. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concerts Where Immanuel Lutheran Church East 88th Street at Lexington Avenue New York, NY  10032 Contact http://www.midtownconcerts.org/ Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Wednesday, September 28, 2011   1:15PM Who Sonnambula Title Consort Music for Three Viols from Renaissance England Description Virtuoso viol players, (John Mark Rozendaal, treble viol, Elizabeth Weinfield, tenor viol, and Anne Legêne, bass viol) perform music from Renaissance England. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9151 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Friday, September 30, 2011   8PM Who GEMS Project 2011   Parthenia; Lionheart; Sinfonia Players Title Concert 1 of the Fifth Annual GEMS Project Description Three thirty minute concerts, entitled: LUDI MUSICI: Musical games and theatrical chamber music c.1600; El Siglo De Oro: Chant and Polyphony from Renaissance Spain; and Fathers, Sons and String Quartets: Music of Purcell, Bach, Haydn and Mozart Presenter Gotham Early Music Scene Where St. Ignatius of Antioch Church 552 West End Avenue at 87th Street New York, NY   Admission $40/$25/$15 Contact 212-866-0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, October 1, 2011   8PM Who GEMS Project 2011   Listening to History; REBEL Title Concert 2 of the Fifth Annual GEMS Project Description Galileo's Muse, an unusual demonstration of the relationship between Galileo's scientific work and his musical involvements, and REBEL's program "The British Connection: Distingished Eccentrics". The evening will end with a gala reception. Presenter Gotham Early Music Scene Where Abigail Adams Smith Auditorium 421 East 61st Street (between York & 1st Avenues) New York, NY   Admission $50/$35/$15 Contact 212-866-0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, October 2, 2011   12:34pm Who GEMS Project 2011   TENET; Alba Consort; ARTEK Title Concert 3 of the Fifth Annual GEMS Project Description Three thirty minute programs at WNYC's performance space. UNO + ONE; The Dawn of Discovery; and Love: How Sweet the Torments. Presenter Gotham Early Music Scene Where The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space 44 Charlton Street (at Varick Street) New York, NY   Admission $40/$25/$15 Contact 212-866-0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Monday, October 3, 2011   7 PM Who Sonnambula   Amy Domingues, Douglas Kelley, Loren Ludwig, John Mark Rozendaal, Elizabeth Weinfield & Zoe Weiss, viola da gamba Dylan Sauerwald, continuo Title Royal Wedding: Music from Historic Renaissance Marriages Description In the spirit of a pan-European intermedio, Sonnambula explores music from royal nuptial festivities from Italy, France, England, Germany and Holland. Music of Monteverdi, Bassano, Lully, Sweelinck and Ives. Where Christ Church of Cobble Hill 160 Kane St. (at Clinton St.) Brooklyn, NY   Admission Free (with donation) Contact www.sonnambula.org Links «mapquest» -top-   Wednesday, October 5, 2011   1:15PM Who Gavin Black, harpsichord Title Dietrich Buxtehude’s Variations on La Capricciosa Description Harpsichordist Gavin Black performs Buxtehude's Variations on La Capricciosa. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9151 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, October 8, 2011   7:30PM Who BaroQue Across the River   Michèle Eaton, soprano; Kathy McDonald, baroque flute; Lisa Terry, viola da gamba, Dongsok Shin, harpsichord Title The Prince's Muse Description In Prince Leopold, Bach finds a ruler who wants to transform Cöthen into a court of the Muses. Drawing from secular music composed or inspired from this period the group offers selections for soprano, instrumental solos, duos, and trios. Presenter First Presbyterian Church Where First Presbyterian Church 124 Henry Street Brooklyn , NY  11201 Admission Suggested donation $20/15 Contact Kathy McDonald Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, October 9, 2011   3:00PM Who BaroQue Across the River   Michèle Eaton, soprano; Kathy McDonald, baroque flute; Lisa Terry, viola da gamba, Dongsok Shin, harpsichord Title The Prince's Muse Description In Prince Leopold, J.S. Bach finds a ruler who wants to transform Cöthen into a court of the Muses. Drawing from secular music composed or inspired from this period the group offers selections for soprano, instrumental solos, duos, and trios. Presenter Church of the Transfiguration Where Church of the Transfiguration One East 29th Street New York, NY  10011 Admission Suggested donation $20/15 Contact Michele Eaton Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Tuesday, October 11, 2011   7:30pm Who Morningside Opera   Featuring Brittany Palmer (Venus), Michael Shaw (Paris), Brett Umlauf (Athena), and Amber Youell (Juno), with members of the SIREN Baroque ensemble Title The Judgement of Paris Description A bawdy, irreverent staging of Eccles/Purcell/Weldon's 1703 Judgment of Paris. Which gorgeous goddess will win the golden prize? As Paris says, "When each is undress'd, I'll judge of the best, for 'tis not a face that will carry the prize." Where Jimmy's No. 43 43 E 7th Street New York, NY  10003 Admission $15 Contact https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/199262 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Wednesday, October 12, 2011   1:15PM Who Ensemble Breve   Deborah Booth, flute and recorder; Stephen Rapp, harpsichord Title Sonatas for flute and recorder with harpsichord by Telemann Description The duo members of Ensemble Breve offer a lunchtime repast of four works, each with varying instrumental timbres and styles, spotlighting three of G. P. Telemann’s most inventive collections. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9151 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Wednesday, October 19, 2011   1:15PM Who Pascal Valois, guitar Title Works by Carpentras, Magnien and Sor on 19th-century guitar Description Classical guitar virtuoso Pascal Valois journeys from Switzerland, where he is a posdoctoral fellow at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis to perform music by Romantic composers, Carpentras, Magnien, and Sor. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9151 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, October 22, 2011   7PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn, Virginia Warnken, Marc Molomot, Charles Wesley Evans, Hank Heijink Title A Feast for the Senses Description TENET celebrates music for the senses: sight, touch, taste, smell and sound--all of which are featured on TENET's first recording by the same name. Lute songs and other works by Dowland, Purcell, Mendelssohn and Gabriel will be featured. Presenter TENET's 2011-12 Regular Season Where St. Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church 552 West End Avenue Entrance on West 87th Street New York, NY  10024 Admission Prime $50, General $30, Student $20 Contact TENET/Green Mountain Project, 646.470.5809 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, October 22, 2011   8PM Who Morrongiello & Young   Christopher Morrongiello, lute; Marcia Young, voice and harp Title Sweet Harmony of Words and Musick Description A program of amorous lute songs from the age of Shakespeare. Works by Campion, Dowland, Danyel, Jones, and other silver-tongued songwriters. Presenter St. John's Concert Series Where St. John's Episcopal Church 78 Green Hill Road Washington, CT  06793 Admission $40 Contact 860-868-2527 Links «mapquest»   «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, October 23, 2011   3PM Who Emma Kirkby, soprano   Jakob Lindberg, lute Title Love Songs, Lute Solos & Laments Description In Emma Kirkby's only concert appearance in New York City this season, her recital focuses on the 17th Century golden age of lute songs from Britain and Italy, and some of the treasures to be found away from the big names of the period. Presenter Saint Andrew Music Society: Music on Madison Where Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church 921 Madison Avenue at 73rd Street New York, NY  10021 Admission $60 (preferred seating); $30 general admission Contact Andrew Henderson Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, October 23, 2011   4 pm Who Leah Gale Nelson, violin   Leah Gale Nelson, violin; Daniel Swenberg, theorbo; Dongsok Shin, organ Title The Sacred Mysteries: CD release concert Description Selections from their recently released 2 CD set on the Lyrichord Early Music Label (LEMS 8079) - Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber (1644-1704) "The Sacred Mysteries: The Rosary Sonatas for Violin & Continuo" Where Church of St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson Street (1 block south of Christopher Street) New York, NY  10014 Admission free Contact leah@leahgalenelson.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, October 23, 2011   4PM Who Anonymous 4   Ruth Cunningham, Marsha Genensky, Susan Hellauer, Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek Shira Kammen, vielle: Peter Maund, percussion Title Secret Voices: The Sisters of Las Huelgas Description Anonymous 4’s newest program returns to the heart of the singers’ favorite era, and to the varied repertory of 13th-century polyphony and sacred Latin song. The music was originally collected for the royal ladies cloistered at the Las Huelgas convent. Presenter Music Before 1800 Where Corpus Christi Church 529 West 121st Street New York, NY  10027 Admission $45-$30; $40-$25 students, seniors Contact 212-666-9266 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, October 23, 2011   7:30PM Who The Soul's Delight   Sang Joon Park, flute; Leya Rennert-May, viola da gamba; Hsuan-Wen Chen, harpsichord Title From the Atlantic to the Baltic Sea: Music of France and Germany Description Music by Boismortier, Blavet, Couperin, Quantz, and Telemann "Music is an agreeable harmony for the honor of God and the permissible delights of the soul." --J.S. Bach Presenter St. Marks' Concert Series Where All Souls' Chapel at St. Mark's Episcopal Church 754 Montauk Hwy Islip, NY   Admission free Contact Hsuan-Wen Chen Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Tuesday, October 25, 2011   1:30PM Who New York Consort of Viols   Judith Davidoff. Leslie Retzer, Lawrence Lipnik, Lucy Bardo Title Fine Companions Description Concert with guest performers on viola d'amore and quinton (Myron Rosenblum and Myrna Herzog). Selected English consort music, recent viol solos , plus rarely- heard quartet by Respighi Presenter Sarah Lawrence College Where Reisinger Auditorium Kimball Avenue and Glen Washington Bronxville, NY  10708 Admission free Contact 914 337 0700 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Thursday, October 27, 2011   8:00pm Who Choir of St. Luke in the Fields   David Shuler, music director Title Secret Music for Secret Chapels Description Music of William Byrd (1539-1623) featuring selections from his Gradualia of 1605 and 1607, intended for clandestine celebrations of the Catholic Mass in post-reformation England. Lecture at 7 PM. Presenter Music & Arts at St. Luke in the Fields Where Church of St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson Street (1 block south of Christopher Street) New York, NY  10014 Admission $35 general admission, $25 students/seniors Contact 212-414-9419 or music@stlukeinthefields.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, October 29, 2011   8PM Who La Fiocco   Lewis R. Baratz & David Clark Little, harpsichords, Rachel Evans & Edmond Chan, baroque violins Elizabeth Weinfield, baroque viola Lynn Fergusson, baroque cello Andrew Trombley, bass Title J.S. Bach, Concertos for One and Two Harpsichords Description Solo concertos in G and D minor. Double Concertos in C Major and C minor Selections for solo violin and solo cello. Where Trinity Episcopal Church 6587 Upper York Road Solebury (New Hope), PA  18963 Admission $25 General; $20 seniors; $15 stduents Contact info@lafiocco.org Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, October 29, 2011   8pm Who Juilliard415   Juilliard415, under the direction of Kenneth Weiss, harpsichord Title Chamber Music of Royal France Description The ensemble performs intimate masterworks from the age of Versailles. The elegant mirrored hall of the Abigail Adams Smith Auditorium provides the perfect setting for works of Clerambault, Couperin, Francouer, Marais and Rameau. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where The Abigail Adams Smith Auditorium 417 East 61st Street between First and York Avenues NYC, NY  10065 Admission $25/$15 students, seniors, EMA, CDA Contact orders@gemsny.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, October 30, 2011   4:00pm Who Ensemble Leonarda   Susan Graham, flute; David Himmelheber, cello; Nancy Kito, harpsichord. With guest violinists Dorothea Cook and Marika Holmqvist. Title Vive l'Italia! Description Join Ensemble Leonarda in exploring the music of Italy, the land that did NOT give us the cuckoo clock, but oh so much more! Music of Barsanti, Corelli, Geminiani, & others. This is a 1-hour concert, no intermission. Where French Church du St. Esprit 109 E. 60th Street (betw. Park & Lexington) New York, NY  10022 Admission $20 ($15 students & seniors) Contact 917-214-8714 Links «mapquest» -top-   Sunday, October 30, 2011   4PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn, Virginia Warnken, Marc Molomot, Charles Wesley Evans, Hank Heijink Title A Feast for the Senses Description TENET celebrates music for the senses: sight, touch, taste, smell and sound--all of which are featured on TENET's first recording by the same name. Lute songs and other works by Dowland, Purcell, Mendelssohn and Gabriel will be featured. Presenter Pequot Library Where Pequot Library 720 Pequot Avenue Southport, CT  06890 Admission Contact Library for details Contact Pequot Library, 203.259.0346 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, November 2, 2011   1:15PM Who Ensemble Leonarda Title Ensemble Leonarda: Baroque Music from France and Italy Description Ensemble Leonarda explores eighteenth-century baroque music by Pietro Locatelli, Louis de Caix d'Hervelois, and François Couperin - the man who wanted to synthesize French and Italian styles. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Wednesday, November 2, 2011   4:30pm Who Yale Collegium Musicum   Grant Herreid & Robert Mealy, directors Title The City and the Sea: Musical Venice in the Renaissance Description This program offers madrigals, motets, ceremonial, and instrumental music by Willaert, the Gabrielis, Monteverdi, and others, and a glimpse into the popular music associated with carnival, courtesans, and the commedia dell'arte. Presenter Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library Where Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library 121 Wall Street New Haven, CT  06511 Admission FREE Contact 203-432-2977 Links «mapquest»   «mail» -top-   Thursday, November 3, 2011   8 PM Who The Art of the Early Keyboard Series   Gwendolyn Toth & Dongsok Shin Title Music of Mozart and Clementi Description A selection of masterpieces for piano duo including Mozart's monumental sonata in F major and rarely heard gems by Clementi, performed on a restored 18th-century antique fortepiano. Presenter ARTEK Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th St. at Lexington Avenue New York, NY  10128 Admission $25; $15 students & seniors Contact http://www.gemsny.org/artek20112012.html Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, November 5, 2011   4 PM Who Brooklyn Baroque   Andrew Bolotowsky, Baroque flute; David Bakamjian, Baroque cello; Rebecca Pechefsky, harpsichord Title A Boismortier Celebration Description Music by Joseph Bodin de Boismortier and contemporaries, including pieces by F. Couperin and J.-M. Leclair. Launch party for Brooklyn Baroque's latest CD of Boismortier Cello Sonatas. Champagne reception following the concert! Presenter Music at Morris-Jumel Where Morris-Jumel Mansion 65 Jumel Terrace New York, NY  10032 Admission $25/20 Mansion members Contact education@morrisjumel.org or (212) 923-8008 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, November 5, 2011   8 PM Who The Art of the Early Keyboard Series in Princeton   Laura Heimes, Philip Anderson, Gwendolyn Toth & Dongsok Shin Title Music of Mozart Description Chamber music by Wolfgang Mozart, including lieder, duets from Don Giovanni from an 18th century vocal score, and piano duets including Mozart's monumental sonata in F major performed on a restored 18th-century antique fortepiano. Presenter ARTEK Where All Saints' Church 16 All Saints Rd. Princeton, NJ   Admission $25; $15 students & seniors Contact http://www.gemsny.org/artek20112012.html Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, November 5, 2011   8PM Who Early Music New York   Frederick Renz - Director Title Burgundian Renaissance: Sacred & Salacious Polyphony Description Masterful motets and saucy chansons by Josquin Desprez and his late 15th-century contemporaries. EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK’S chamber singers are joined by dueling lute virtuosi. Presenter Early Music Foundation Where Cathedral St John the Divine 1047 Amsterdam Ave at 112th Street New York, NY  10025 Admission $40 reserved seating, $20 student w/ID at the door Contact Box Office at 212-280-0330 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, November 6, 2011   2PM Who Early Music New York   Frederick Renz - Director Title Burgundian Renaissance: Sacred & Salacious Polyphony Description Masterful motets and saucy chansons by Josquin Desprez and his late 15th-century contemporaries. EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK’S chamber singers are joined by dueling lute virtuosi. Presenter Early Music Foundation Where Cathedral St John the Divine 1047 Amsterdam Ave at 112th Street New York, NY  10025 Admission $40 reserved seating, $20 student w/ID at the door Contact Box Office at 212-280-0330 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, November 9, 2011   1:15PM Who Salisbury Quartet Title Chamber Music from 17th-Century Italy Description Performers Sachiho Murasagi, violin; John Moran, viola da gamba/cello; Jeffrey Schoyen, cello; and Gwendolyn Toth, harpsichord will perform selections by Girolamo Frescobaldi, Francesco Geminiani, Alessandro Scarlatti, and Biagio Marini. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, November 12, 2011   8:00 PM Who Polyhymnia, John Bradley - Director   Rachel Bazaz, Natasha Badillo, Jennifer Little, Nancy Temple, Ann Berkhausen, Naomi Perley, Lianna Portnoy, Anne Stowell Richard Bränström, David Jangrow, Fahad Siadat, Wayne Wright Tod Mijanovich, Erik-Peter Mortensen James Middleton, Edward Willis Title My Soul Doth Magnify Description 200 Years of the Canticle of Our Lady. Music of Dufay, Fayrfax, Morales, Gombert, Parsons, Lassus, de Lienas and Schütz. Where The Church of St. Ignatius of Antioch 522 West End Ave. (enter on W. 87th St.) New York, NY  10024 Admission $25 General Admission, $15 Students, Seniors Contact 917-838-4636 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, November 12, 2011   8PM Who Hofstra Collegium Musicum   William E. Hettrick, Director Featuring guest artists Tammy Hensrud, soprano, Vaughn Fritts, bass, Christopher Morrongiello, lute and baroque guitar Title Ladies' Choice Description Feminine Contributions to Early Music Works by William Byrd, Thomas Morley, John Danyel, Henry Purcell, Claudio Monteverdi, Tarquino Merula, Giacomo Fogliano, Nicolas Gombert, and Johann Herbeck Presenter Hofstra Collegium Musicum Where First Presbyterian Church 182 First Street Mineola, NY  11501 Admission $10 gen. adm.; $8 senior & over 65 & non-Hofstra Contact 516-463-6644 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, November 13, 2011   4pm Who Larry Long, Organ Title From Lübeck to Leipzig Description Works of JS Bach and his contemporaries, including Georg Böhm, Nicolaus Bruhns, and Dieterich Buxtehude Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where The Church of the Epiphany 1393 York Avenue 74th St and York Avenue, entrance on 74th St. NYC, NY  10065 Admission $25/$15 students, seniors, EMA Contact orders@gemsny.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, November 13, 2011   5 PM Who Aulos Ensemble   Christopher Krueger, flauto traverso; Marc Schachman, baroque oboe; Linda Quan, baroque violin; Myron Lutzke, baroque cello; Arthur Haas, harpsichord Title Music at Versailles: A Royal Entertainment Description works of Rameau, Couperin, Balbastre Presenter The Frick Collection Where The Frick Collection 1 East 70 St. New York, NY  10021 Admission $30 general public; $25 members Contact Joyce Bodig Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Monday, November 14, 2011   7:30pm Who CONCITATO Baroque Ensemble Title Stylus Phantasticus Description Works by Castello, Cima, Bertali, Colombi, Pandolfi, Fontana and others Presenter Harvard Club of New York City Where Harvard Club of New York City 35 W 44th Street New York, NY  10036 Contact Joan Plana Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, November 16, 2011   1:15PM Who Carlene Stober Title Viola da gamba and Cello: Solo music by Abel and Bach Description The virtuoso gambist Carl Friedrich Abel was associated with two generations of the Bach family. This program presents a lovely early classical work for unaccompanied viol along with Johann Sebastian Bach's masterful Suite for violoncello solo in G major. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Wednesday, November 16, 2011   12:15PM Who Well-Tuned Words   Amanda Sidebottom, soprano; Erik Ryding, lute Title The Dowland-Campion Connection Description Debut concert by Well-Tuned Words (Amanda Sidebottom, soprano; Erik Ryding, lute), with songs by three of the finest lute-song composers in the age of Shakespeare: John Dowland, Thomas Campion, and John Danyel. Presenter Mid-Day Music Series Where St. Paul's on the Green 60 East Avenue Norwalk, CT  06851 Admission Free (donations welcome) Contact Parish Office: 203-847-2806 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Friday, November 18, 2011   6:30 PM Who Queens College Baroque Ensemble Description This second concert in a series of three will feature music of the life of Rufus King, New York's first Senator and an early opponent of slavery. The concert will feature performances on violin and cello, with baroque-era bows. Presenter King Manor Museum: Concerts 2011 Where King Manor Museum 150-03 Jamaica Avenue Jamaica, NY  11432 Admission $20 King Manor members; $25 nonmembers Contact Rebecca Gavin Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Friday, November 18, 2011   7:00 PM Who The Bond Street Euterpean Singing Society   Singers Dayle Vander Sande (Director), Anthony Bellov, Rosalind Gnatt, Jane Rady Title Chant Macabre - Songs of Death and Enchantment Description Come mourn awhile as the singers pour their voices into 19th-century songs of harrowing gothic tales and expressions of sympathy for the dearly departed in an authentic 19th-century atmosphere. Presenter Salon Music Where The Merchant's House Museum 29 East 4th Street New York, NY  10003 Admission $25 general; $15 members Contact 212-777-1089 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Friday, November 18, 2011   8PM Who Bertrand Cuiller, harpsichordist Title International Debut Concerts Description Bertrand Cuiller (Paris), young, exceptional harpsichordist, has received praise by European music critics. He appears regularly as soloist in many cities in France, Belgium and Japan. This is Mr. Cuiller’s exclusive New York debut. Presenter Early Music Foundation Where First Church of Christ, Scientist 10 West 68th Street New York, NY  10023 Admission General admission - $30 Contact Box Office at 212-280-0330 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, November 19, 2011   7:30 PM Who Dryden Ensemble   Jane McKinley, oboe; Vita Wallace and Theresa Salomon, violins; Mark Zaki, viola; Lisa Terry, cello; Webb Wiggins, harpsichord. Title The Art of Singing Description Soprano Julianne Baird recreates the passion and pyrotechnics of celebrated singers from Handel's London to Monteverdi's Italy. Where St. Paul's Episcopal Church 84 East Oakland Avenue Doylestown, PA  18901 Admission $35; $30 (seniors); $10 (students) Contact Jane McKinley 609-466-8541 or drydenensemble@gmail.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, November 19, 2011   8:00 PM Who Ars Antiqua   Mark Kramer, Viola da gamba; Krista Bennion Feeney & Rachel Evans, Baroque Violin; Barbara Poeschl-Edrich, Baroque Harp Title Emerald Isle: Irish & Scottish Traditions in Baroque Music Description Music of Geminiani, Oswald, Schmelzer, Byrd, Bremner & McGibbon. A buffet of Irish desserts and Autumn cider will be served after the concert. Presenter Ars Antiqua Period Instrument Ensemble with Guests Where At the Historic Church of St. Mary the Virgin 191 South Greeley Avenue Chappaqua, NY  10514 Admission $30.00 $40.00 $50.00 Contact Mark Kramer 914-238-8015 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, November 20, 2011   3:00 PM Who Dryden Ensemble   Jane McKinley, oboe; Vita Wallace and Theresa Salomon, violins; Mark Zaki, viola; Lisa Terry, cello; Webb Wiggins, harpsichord. Title The Art of Singing Description Soprano Julianne Baird recreates the passion and pyrotechnics of celebrated singers from Handel's London to Monteverdi's Italy. Where Miller Chapel, Princeton Theological Seminary 64 Mercer Street Princeton, NJ  08540 Admission $35; $30 (seniors); $10 (students) Contact Jane McKinley 609-466-8541 or drydenensemble@gmail.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, November 20, 2011   3PM Who Saint Andrew Chorale & Orchestra   Andrew Henderson, conductor Sarah Pillow & Katherine Wessinger, soprano Desirée Baxter & Helen Karloski, alto John Tiranno, tenor Sycil Mathai, trumpet Title Vivaldi: Two Glorias Description Vivaldi: Two Glorias (RV 588 & 589) Monteverdi: Beatus Vir & Laudate Dominum Torelli: Trumpet Concerto in D Presenter Saint Andrew Music Society Where Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church 921 Madison Avenue at 73rd Street New York, NY  10021 Admission $25 (general admission); $20 students/seniors Contact Andrew Henderson Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, November 20, 2011   4PM Who Clarion   Sherezade Panthaki and Molly Quinn, sopranos; Luthien Brackett, alto; Steven Fox, tenor and director; Daniel Pincus, tenor; Jesse Blumberg and Matt Boehler, basses; Gabe Shuford, harpsichord; David Walker, lute, theorbo, and baroque guitar Title From Ghetto to Palazzo: Music of Salamone Rossi Ebreo Description Back by popular demand, the performance will feature both liturgical works in Hebrew composed for the synagogue and secular Italian madrigals composed for the Gonzaga court. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where Congregation Shearith Israel 8 West 70th Street New York City, NY  10023 Admission $25/$15 Students Seniors EMA, congregants Contact orders@gemsny.org, (212) 866 - 0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, November 20, 2011   4PM Who Music Divine   Stephen Bonime, director Title Music Divine's Final, Farewell Performance Description Featuring one of the most beautiful Renaissance 'Vocal Symphonies' composed around 1500: JOSQUIN DESPREZ's Missa Une Mousse de Biscaye. Where St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery 131 East 10th Street at Second Avenue New York, NY  10003 Admission $10 Requested Donation Contact Steve Bonime Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, November 20, 2011   4PM Who Les Délices   Debra Nagy, director and baroque oboe Scott Metcalfe, baroque violin; Emily Walhout, viola da gamba Lucas Harris, guitar and theorbo; Michael Sponseller, harpsichord Title The Tastes Reunited Description Les Délices’s instrumental program captures a defining moment for French Baroque style when Couperin, Clérambault, Jean-Féry Rebel and Duphley eagerly assimilated the exciting vitality found in sonatas by Vivaldi, Corelli, and others. Presenter Music Before 1800 Where Corpus Christi Church 529 West 121st Street New York, NY  10027 Admission $45-$30; $40-$25 students, seniors Contact 212-666-9266 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, November 20, 2011   6 PM Who Brooklyn Baroque   Andrew Bolotowsky, Baroque flute; David Bakamjian, Baroque cello; Rebecca Pechefsky, harpsichord Title Telemann in Paris Description Music by Telemann, Boismortier, Couperin, and Leclair. Presenter Music from Good Shepherd Where Good Shepherd Catholic Church 1950 Batchelder St. Brooklyn, NY  11229 Admission free will offering Contact mforgan@aol.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Monday, November 21, 2011   1PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn,Geoffrey Williams, Ryland Angel, Sumner Thompson, Scott Mello, Jesse Blumberg, Mischa Bouvier, Kris Kwapis, Scott Metcalfe, Karina Fox, Daniel Elyar, Emily Walhout, Hank Heijink, Michael Sponseller Title Odes: A Celebration of St. Cecilia Description TENET embarks on a new annual tradition to honor the patron saint of music, featuring an all-start cast performing odes, instrumental works, and arias for voice and trumpet by Henry Purcell. Presenter Trinity Wall Street Where St. Paul's Chapel Broadway and Fulton Street New York, NY  10005 Admission Contact Trinity Wall Street for details Contact www.trinitywallstreet.org/tickets Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Tuesday, November 22, 2011   7PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn,Geoffrey Williams, Ryland Angel, Sumner Thompson, Scott Mello, Jesse Blumberg, Mischa Bouvier, Kris Kwapis, Scott Metcalfe, Karina Fox, Daniel Elyar, Emily Walhout, Hank Heijink, Michael Sponseller Title Odes: A Celebration of St. Cecilia Description TENET embarks on a new annual tradition to honor the patron saint of music, featuring an all-start cast performing odes, instrumental works, and arias for voice and trumpet by Henry Purcell. Presenter Trinity Wall Street Where Trinity Church Broadway at Wall Street New York, NY  10005 Admission General Admission $30, Students and Seniors $15 Contact www.gemsny.org, 212.866.0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, November 23, 2011   1:15PM Who Dodd Quartet Title Haydn String Quartets, Op. 74 and Op.103 Description Haydn's String Quartet Op. 74 No. 1 was written for big public concerts in London, while Op. 103 is the brooding, harmonically daring work of a composer who no longer needed to please any audience other than himself. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Sunday, November 27, 2011   3:00PM Who Biber Baroque   Beth Anne Hatton, Soprano, Lewis Baratz, Recorder, Agnes Simkens, Violin, Sarah Biber, Cello, Kelly Savage, Harpsichord Title A Christmas Concert Description Works by Lalande, Leclair, Vivaldi, Corelli Presenter St. Stephen and St. Martin's Episcopal Church Where St. Stephen and St. Martin's Episcopal Church 809 Jefferson Avenue Brooklyn, NY   Admission donation at the door Contact agnes345@gmail.com Links «mapquest» -top-   Wednesday, November 30, 2011   1:15PM Who Grenser Trio Title Beethoven - Trio in E-flat major, Op. 38 Description The acclaimed trio of Edward Mathew , classical clarinet; Carlene Stober, cello; and Dongsok Shin, fortepiano perform one of Beethoven's chamber music masterpieces. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Thursday, December 1, 2011   7:00PM Who BaroQue Across the River   Michèle Eaton, soprano; Kathy McDonald, baroque flute; Lisa Terry, viola da gamba; Dongsok Shin, Harpsichord Title Sortilège d’Amour! the French Cantata Description Visiting timeless stories of two legendary enchanting musicians, our program offers Rameau’s Orphee and Campra’s Arion, the beauty of Rameau’s Rossignols amoureux and harpsichord Pièces de Clavecin en concert #3 and 5. Presenter Church of the Transfiguration Where Church of the Transfiguration One East 29th Street New York, NY  10011 Admission $uggested Donation $25/15 Contact 914.633.0758 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Friday, December 2, 2011   6:30 PM Who Dongsok Shin Description This concert will feature solo piano works composed for an English square piano, performed on the Longman, Clementi and Co. fortepiano originally owned by Rufus King, New York's first Senator and an early opponent of slavery. Presenter King Manor Museum: Concerts 2011 Where King Manor Museum 150-03 Jamaica Avenue Jamaica, NY  11432 Admission $20 King Manor members; $25 nonmembers Contact Rebecca Gavin Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Friday, December 2, 2011   7:30PM Who Vilas Baroque Orchestra Title Music for a Winter’s Eve Description This concert directed by harpsichordist Kelly Savage, features guest soprano Brett Umlauf, and soloists Stephanie Corwin (baroque bassoon) and Benjamin Wolff (baroque cello) in virtuosic works by Vivaldi and Corelli. Where Tenth Church of Christ, Scientist 171 Macdougal Street (off 8th between 5th & 6th) New York, NY  10011 Admission Suggested donation: $15 Contact Kelly Savage at (440) 574-2539 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, December 3, 2011   3-4:30 pm Who The New York Baroque Dance Company   Meggi Sweeney Smith - Teacher Title Dance of the Month- The Jig Description The Jig is energetic & was popular in balls of the 18th century. It may be the secret behind the phrase, "Fit as a Fiddle"..the fiddle was the instrument most associated with the jig or gigue - French, or giga, Italian. Presenter The New York Baroque Dance Company Where Mark Morris Dance Center 3 Lafayette Ave BROOKLYN, NY  11217 Admission $14.00 Contact www.nybaroquedance.org Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, December 3, 2011   7:00PM Who BaroQue Across the River   Michèle Eaton, soprano; Kathy McDonald, baroque flute; Lisa Terry, viola da gamba; Dongsok Shin, Harpsichord Title Sortilège d’Amour! the French Cantata Description Visiting timeless stories of two legendary enchanting musicians, our program offers Rameau’s Orphee and Campra’s Arion, the beauty of Rameau’s Rossignols amoureux and harpsichord Pièces de Clavecin en concert #3 and 5. Presenter Brooklyn Historical Society Where Brooklyn Historical Society 128 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn , NY  11201 Admission $uggested Donation $25/15 Contact 718.643.4608 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, December 3, 2011   7PM Who Judith Dansker with Morrongiello & Young   Judith Dansker, oboe and recorder; Christopher Morrongiello, lute; Marcia Young, voice and harp Title A Victorian Christmas Description An intimate holiday concert in Salisbury's historic Academy Building. 17th and 18th-century treasures for lute, harp, reeds and voice. A Victorian dessert buffet follows the performance. Presenter The Salisbury Association Where The Academy Building 24 Main Street Salisbury, CT  10006 Admission $20 Contact 860-435-0566 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, December 3, 2011   7PM Who TENET   Steven Fox (director), Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn,Luthien Brackett, Silvie Jensen, Oliver Mercer, Craig Phillips, Jesse Blumberg Title Christmas Mystery, Christmas Fantasy Description TENET joins Clarion Music Society for a variety of sacred and other works for the season by early composers such as Palestrina, Byrd, Scarlatti, Sweelinck, and modern composers such as Britten, Howells, and Part. Presenter TENET Regular Series Where St. Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church 552 West End Avenue Entrance on West 87th Street New York, NY  10024 Admission Prime $50, General $30, Student $20 Contact info@tenetnyc.com, 646.470.5809 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, December 3, 2011   7PM Who Clarion Music Society and TENET   Jolle Greenleaf and Molly Quinn, sopranos Luthien Brackett and Silvie Jensen, altos Steven Fox and Oliver Mercer, tenors Jesse Blumberg and Craig Phillips, basses Steven Fox, conducot Title Christmas Mystery, Christmas Fantasy Description The evening intersperses four settings of the 'O magnum mysterium' text dating from the 16th through 20th centuries with adorations, lullabies, and jovial celebrations by Praetorius, Palestrina, Byrd, Poulenc, Britten, Howells, and many more. Presenter Clarion Music Society and TENET Where St. Ignatius of Antioch Church 552 West End Avenue (at 87th Street) New York, NY  10024 Admission Tickets: $20, student; $30, general; $50 preferred Contact Barbara Mouk Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, December 3, 2011   8:00pm Who Chamber Orchestra of New York   Salvatore Di Vittorio, Music Director. Soloists: Kyler Brown, organ; The Virgin Consort choir Title Baroque Garden of Roses Description U.S. Premieres of rediscovered Baroque work, Alessandro Scarlatti's Oratorio Il Giardino di Rose (The Garden of Roses), and Ottorino Respighi's Suite for Organ and strings Presenter 2011/2012 Concert Season Where Church of St. Jean Baptiste Lexington Avenue at 76th Street New York, NY  10021 Admission $20/general; $10/senior & student Contact Santa Maria Pecoraro Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, December 3, 2011   8PM Who Early Music New York   Frederick Renz - Director Title CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS: Medieval & Baroque Treasury Description A sampling of seasonal favorites by EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK’S chamber choir of male voices and trio of instrumentalists including medieval procession conducti and dances to early baroque caroles and noels. Presenter Early Music Foundation Where Cathedral St John the Divine 1047 Amsterdam Ave at 112th Street New York, NY  10025 Admission $40 reserved seating, $20 student w/ID at the door Contact Box Office at 212-280-0330 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, December 4, 2011   2PM Who Early Music New York   Frederick Renz - Director Title CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS: Medieval & Baroque Treasury Description A sampling of seasonal favorites by EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK’S chamber choir of male voices and trio of instrumentalists including medieval procession conducti and dances to early baroque caroles and noels. Presenter Early Music Foundation Where Cathedral St John the Divine 1047 Amsterdam Ave at 112th Street New York, NY  10025 Admission $40 reserved seating, $20 student w/ID at the door Contact Box Office at 212-280-0330 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, December 4, 2011   3 PM Who Vilas Baroque Orchestra Title Music for a Winter’s Eve Description This concert directed by harpsichordist Kelly Savage, features guest soprano Brett Umlauf, and soloists Stephanie Corwin (baroque bassoon) and Benjamin Wolff (baroque cello) in virtuosic works by Vivaldi and Corelli. Presenter St. Stephen and St. Martin’s Advent Concert Series Where St. Stephen and St. Martin’s Episcopal Church 809 Jefferson Avenue Brooklyn New York, NY  11221 Admission Suggested donation: $15 Contact Kelly Savage at (440) 574-2539 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, December 4, 2011   3PM Who My Lord Chamberlain's Consort   Philip Anderson, tenor; Rosamund Morley, viol & vielle; Pat O’Brien, lute & cittern; Andy Rutherford, lute; Marcia Young, soprano & harp Title A Renaissance Christmas Description My Lord Chamberlain’s Consort returns to MAPC with its popular holiday program including traditional carols, noëls, and dance music from England and the Continent, arranged for voices, lute, viol, and renaissance harp. Presenter Saint Andrew Music Society: Music on Madison Where Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church 921 Madison Avenue at 73rd Street New York, NY  10021 Admission $15 (general admission); $10 (students/seniors) Contact Andrew Henderson Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, December 7, 2011   1:15PM Who Black Marble Title Virtuoso music for two violins by Telemann, Shield, and Leclair Description Jörg-Michael Schwarz and Karen Marie Marmer offer an affecting and virtuosic program with music of the high baroque and gallant styles from Germany, England, and France by Telemann, Shield, and Leclair for two violins. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Thursday, December 8, 2011   8:00pm Who Choir of St. Luke in the Fields   David Shuler, music director Title Christmas in Iberia Description Motets, hymns and villancicos for the Christmas season by Renaissance Spanish and Portuguese composers including Tomás Luis de Victoria, Francisco Guerrero, and Cristóbal de Morales. Lecture at 7 PM. Presenter Music & Arts at St. Luke in the Fields Where Church of St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson Street (1 block south of Christopher Street) New York, NY  10014 Admission $35 general admission, $25 students/seniors Contact 212-414-9419 or music@stlukeinthefields.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Friday, December 9, 2011   7:30PM Who The Teares of the Muses   Viol consort; Margaret Panofsky, Director; Kathleen Cantrell and Campbell Rightmyer, Sopranos Title Wenn dein lieber Sohn kommt: German 17th-Century Music—Annunciation to Baptism Description The Christmas program touches upon the life of the infant and young Jesus—from the Annunciation to Baptism. Composers include Schütz, Schein, Scheidt and Praetorius, along with Rosenmüller, Capricornus, Grabbe, Böddecker, and Nicolai. Presenter New York University Where Deutsches Haus 42 Washington Mews at University Place New York, NY  10003 Admission no admission; reservations: 212-998- 8660 Contact 212-998-8300 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Friday, December 9, 2011   7:30PM Who Biber Baroque   Beth Anne Hatton, Soprano, Lewis Baratz, Recorder, Agnes Simkens, Violin, Sarah Biber, Cello, Kelly Savage, Harpsichord Title A Christmas Concert Description Works by Lalande, Leclair, Vivaldi, Corelli Presenter Biber Baroque Where Trinity Episcopal Church 555 Palisade Avenue Cliffside Park, NJ   Admission donation at the door Contact agnes345@gmail.com Links «mapquest» -top-   Friday, December 9, 2011   8PM Who The Manhattan Choral Ensemble Title Readings and Carols: Joy Description The MCE continues its sequence of programs celebrating universal sentiments that are part of the Christmas experience. The topic this season is Joy and will include choral works and readings. Where Church of Saint Joseph 371 Sixth Avenue (corner of Washington Place, one New York, NY  10014 Contact Dave Erbach Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, December 10, 2011   4PM Who Brooklyn Baroque   Andrew Bolotowsky, flute; David Bakamjian, cello; Rebecca Pechefsky, harpsichord; with guests Jonathan Woody, bass-baritone; and Gregory Bynum, recorder Title Annual Holiday Concert Description Festive instrumental and vocal music by Bach, Boismortier, and others, including Boismortier's charming "Autumn" cantata. Presenter Music at Morris-Jumel Where Morris-Jumel Mansion 65 Jumel Terrace New York, NY  10032 Admission $25/20 Mansion Members; reservations required Contact Carol Ward (212) 923-8008; education@morrisjumel.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, December 10, 2011   7:30PM Who ANGELICA Women's Chamber Choir   Marie Caruso, Artistic Director; Kate Ashby, Claire Collins, Gillian Crane, Colleen Kiel, Anita Massengill, Kathleen McClafferty, Wilma Messenger, Susan Saslow, Carolyn Summers, Mary Varchaver; Guest artist: Lisa Tannebaum, harp Title A Carol for to Sing Description Medieval, traditional and contemporary carols of the season, featuring Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols with harp. Where South Presbyterian Church 343 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, NY   Admission Suggested donation: $20; seniors & students $10. Contact Marie Caruso, 914-478-3267 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, December 10, 2011   8pm Who Trefoil   Drew Minter, countertenor, harp, and percussion Mark Rimple, countertenor, lute, and psaltery Marcia Young, soprano and harps Title Christo è nato Description he ancient themes of the Christmas season--Advent, Nativity, and Epiphany--find eloquent voice in this program of laude from 14th century Italy. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where The Church of the Epiphany 1393 York Avenue 74th St and York Avenue, entrance on 74th St. NYC, NY  10065 Admission $25/$15 students, seniors, EMA Contact orders@gemsny.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, December 11, 2011   3PM Who West Village Chorale   Michael Conley, conductor Title Annual Handel's Messiah Sing Description Lend your voice to fill the atmospheric sanctuary of Judson Memorial Church with excerpts from the Messiah of Georg Friedrich Handel. Scores, refreshments provided. Piano accompaniment. Presenter West Village Chorale Where Judson Memorial Church 55 Washington Square South (at Thompson Street) New York, NY  10012 Admission $15 general, $10 students or seniors (62+) Contact (212) 517-1776 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, December 11, 2011   4:00PM Who Southern Connecticut Camerata Title Christmas Concert 2011 Description "O Magnum Mysterium: Christmas with the Animals". Works on the O Magnum Mysterium theme by Victoria and Lauridsen; Cantata of the Animals, a late 20th century work by Jabez L. Cleef and Elliott Z. Levine; and the Christmas Motets by Francis Poulenc. Presenter Southern Connecticut Camerata Where St. Paul's on the Green 60 East Avenue Norwalk, CT   Admission $20 General Audience, $15 Sturdents/Seniors Contact contact@southernconnecticutcamerata.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, December 11, 2011   4PM Who Trefoil   Drew Minter, countertenor and harp; Mark Rimple, countertenor, lute, psaltery, and gittern; Marcia Young, soprano and harp Title Christo e Nato Description The ancient themes of Christmastide -- Advent, Nativity, and Epiphany -- find eloquent voice in this program of laude from 14th-century Italy. Presenter Classical Interludes Where Brooklyn Public Library, Dweck Center Central Library 10 Grand Army Plaza Brooklyn, NY  11238 Admission Free Contact 718-230-2100 Links «mapquest»   «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, December 11, 2011   6:00 PM Who Handel's   The Chancel Choir and Orchestra of Good Shepherd Roman Catholic Church with soloists, Nonie Donato, Soprano, Barbara Fusco, Alto, Martin Kugler, Tenor & Brace Negron, Bass under the direction of Michael Fontana. Presenter Music from Good Shepherd Where Good Shepherd Roman Catholic Church 1950 Batchelder Street Brooklyn, NY  11229 Admission Free-will offering Contact Michael Fontana Links «mapquest»   «mail» -top-   Monday, December 12, 2011   7:30PM Who The Teares of the Muses   Viol consort; Margaret Panofsky, Director; Kathleen Cantrell and Campbell Rightmyer, Sopranos Title Wenn dein lieber Sohn kommt: German 17th-Century Music—Annunciation to Baptism Description The Christmas program touches upon the life of the infant and young Jesus—from the Annunciation to Baptism. Composers include Schütz, Schein, Scheidt and Praetorius, along with Rosenmüller, Capricornus, Grabbe, Böddecker, and Nicolai. Presenter New York University Where St. Michael's Church 225 West 99th Street and Amsterdam Avenue New York, NY  10025 Admission suggested donation: $20/$10 students Contact 212-998-8300 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Tuesday, December 13, 2011   8:00 PM Who New York Continuo Collective   Directed by Grant Herreid Title The Spanish-Italian Connection Description The Collective performs from a book of songs published in Naples in 1612 by Girolamo Montesardo, I Lieti Giorni di Napoli, which is among the earliest printed songbooks to include guitar alfabeto symbols. Presenter New York Continuo Collective Where St. Luke's Lutheran Church 308 West 46th Street (btwn 8th & 9th Aves.) 2nd floor lounge New York, NY   Admission Free (donations welcome) Contact (718) 636-5706 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, December 14, 2011   1:15PM Who Charites Title German baroque vocal music by Schütz, Scheidt, and Schein Description Charites offers a program of sacred music that displays the intimate passion and fervent piety of the works of the three masters of the early German baroque: Heirich Schütz, Johann Hermann Schein, and Samuel Scheidt. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Wednesday, December 14, 2011   12:10PM Who ANGELICA Women's Chamber Choir   Marie Caruso, Artistic Director; Kate Ashby, Claire Collins, Gillian Crane, Colleen Kiel, Anita Massengill, Kathleen McClafferty, Wilma Messenger, Susan Saslow, Carolyn Summers, Mary Varchaver; Guest artist: Lisa Tannebaum, harp Title A Carol for to Sing Description Medieval, traditional and contemporary carols of the season, featuring Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols with harp. Presenter Downtown Music at Grace Where Grace Church 33 Church Street White Plains, NY   Admission Free Contact Marie Caruso, 914-478-3267; Timothy Lewis, 914-949-0384 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Thursday, December 15, 2011   7:30 PM Who Arceci-McKean   Adriane Post, baroque violin; Ben Shute, baroque violin; John Armato, theorbo; Daniel Swenberg, baroque lute & guitar; Andrew Arceci, viola da gamba; & John McKean, harpsichord Description An evening of Baroque instrumental music, with works by Le Sieur de Machy, Marais, Rosenmüller, Bertali, Buxtehude, Froberger, Corelli, and Handel ~~~~~ 7:00 PM, Wine Reception 7:30 PM, Concert 8:30 PM, Dinner Presenter Shandelee Music Festival ~ Showcase Series Where Shandelee Music Festival ~ Showcase Series New York, NY   Admission Tickets: $75 Contact 212-288-4152 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Thursday, December 15, 2011   8PM Who Orchestra of St. Luke's Title Orchestra of St. Luke's at Carnegie Hall Description Celebrated conductor Robert Spano leads OSL, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chamber Chorus, and a cast of all-star soloists in Messiaen’s Trois petites liturgies de la Présence Divine and Bach’s glorious Magnificat. Presenter Carnegie Hall Orchestra Series Where Carnegie Hall, Stern Auditorium 57th Street & 7th Ave. New York, NY  10019 Admission $14.50-$83.00 Contact 212-247-7800 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, December 17, 2011   7PM Who Maestro Flores Chaviano, Conductor   2 sopranos, 1 mezzo, 1 tenor, 2 violins, 1 cello, 1 organ/continuo, 1 bass Title A Cuban Baroque Christmas Description The New York City premiere of 18th century Christmas carols by Cuban baroque composer Esteban Salas (1725 – 1803), often called the Cuban Bach. With an ensemble of singers and musicians from Cuba, Argentina, Mexico, Spain, the United States and China. Presenter Cuban Cultural Center of New York Where The Church of St. Agnes 43rd Street bet. Lexington & Third Aves. New York City, NY   Admission $25 Contact cccofny@aol.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, December 17, 2011   8:00pm Who Good Pennyworths   Tiffany Bizup, soprano; Julia Mintzer, alto; Christopher Preston Thompson, tenor; Garald Farnham, baritone and lutes Title A Pennyworth of Christmas Description The Good Pennyworths Quartet, an Early Music vocal ensemble with lute accompaniment, present a festive quilt of Christmas songs, ranging from Medieval carols and wassail songs to favorite hymns and ballads from the 18th & 19th centuries. Where Advent Lutheran Church 2504 Broadway at 93rd Street New York, NY  10025 Admission Free Will Donation; $20 suggested, $10 sen/stu/EMA Contact Garald Farnham Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, December 17, 2011   8PM Who Matthew Modine, Melissa Errico, Jessica Gould, Karim Sulayman, Members of the Clarion Society Title More between Heaven and Earth Description Matthew Modine & Melissa Errico star in a presentation of the Thomas Jefferson/Maria Cosway letters, intertwined with music they heard, including works by Sacchini, Hewitt, & Cosway. A benefit for Americans United for Separation of Church & State. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where The Abigail Adams Smith Auditorium 417 East 61st Street between York and First Avenues New York City, NY   Admission $100 front, $50 rear, $35 student (with ID) Contact orders@gemsny.org, (212) 866 - 0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, December 18, 2011   2PM Who Christopher Morrongiello   Christopher Morrongiello, lute, Kokila Bennet, Recorder, Annabelle Moseley, Poet, Hofstra Madrigal Group Title Lutenist Christopher Morrongiello & Friends Description Exploring the themes of Love, Remembrance, Death, and Happiness, Lutenist Christopher Morrongiello is joined in song and verse by poet Annabelle Moseley, recorder player and composer Kokila Bennet, and the Hofstra Madgrigal Group Presenter East Meadow Library Where East Meadow Library 1886 Front Street East Meadow, NY  11554 Contact 516.794.2570 Links «mapquest» -top-   Sunday, December 18, 2011   2PM Who Early Music New York   Frederick Renz - Director Title CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS: Medieval & Baroque Treasury Description A sampling of seasonal favorites by EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK’S chamber choir of male voices and trio of instrumentalists including medieval procession conducti and dances to early baroque caroles and noels. Presenter Early Music Foundation Where Cathedral St John the Divine 1047 Amsterdam Ave at 112th Street New York, NY  10025 Admission $40 reserved seating, $20 student w/ID at the door Contact Box Office at 212-280-0330 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, December 18, 2011   3:00PM Who ANGELICA Women's Chamber Choir   Marie Caruso, Artistic Director; Kate Ashby, Claire Collins, Gillian Crane, Colleen Kiel, Anita Massengill, Kathleen McClafferty, Wilma Messenger, Susan Saslow, Carolyn Summers, Mary Varchaver; Guest artist: Lisa Tannebaum, harp Title A Carol for to Sing Description Medieval, traditional and contemporary carols of the season, featuring Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols with harp. Where Church of St. Vincent Ferrer 869 Lexington Avenue at E. 66th Street New York, NY   Admission Suggested donation: $20; seniors & students $10 Contact Marie Caruso, 914-478-3267 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, December 18, 2011   4PM Who Stile Antico Title Puer natus est Description Stile Antico, the ascendant twelve-voice English choir, sings a new program of Tudor Advent and Christmas music. The featured work is Thomas Tallis’s Christmas mass, Puer natus est, a composition of immense grandeur. Presenter Music Before 1800 Where Corpus Christi Church 529 West 121st Street New York, NY  10027 Admission $45 to $10; $10 student rush tickets at the door Contact 212-666-9266 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, December 21, 2011   1:15PM Who Pomerium Title Creator of the Stars - Christmas Music from the Old World Description A selection of Gregorian chants for the Christmas season, in each case followed by a large-scale Renaissance polyphonic work based on it. The concert includes music by Guillaume DuFay, Josquin Desprez, and Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Thursday, December 22, 2011   1PM Who Trefoil   Drew Minter, countertenor and harp; Mark Rimple, countertenor, lute, psaltery, and gittern; Marcia Young, soprano and harp Title Christo e Nato Description The ancient themes of Christmastide -- Advent, Nativity, and Epiphany -- find eloquent voice in this program of laude from 14th-century Italy. Presenter Concerts at One Where Trinity Church Wall Street Broadway at Wall Street New York, NY  10006 Admission Free Contact 212-602-0800 Links «mapquest»   «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, December 25, 2011   2PM Who Early Music New York   Frederick Renz - Director Title CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS: Medieval & Baroque Treasury Description A sampling of seasonal favorites by EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK’S chamber choir of male voices and trio of instrumentalists including medieval procession conducti and dances to early baroque caroles and noels. Presenter Early Music Foundation Where Cathedral St John the Divine 1047 Amsterdam Ave at 112th Street New York, NY  10025 Admission $50 reserved seating, $20 student w/ID at the door Contact Box Office at 212-280-0330 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, December 25, 2011   8PM Who Early Music New York   Frederick Renz - Director Title CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS: Medieval & Baroque Treasury Description A sampling of seasonal favorites by EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK’S chamber choir of male voices and trio of instrumentalists including medieval procession conducti and dances to early baroque caroles and noels. Presenter Early Music Foundation Where Cathedral St John the Divine 1047 Amsterdam Ave at 112th Street New York, NY  10025 Admission $40 reserved seating, $20 student w/ID at the door Contact Box Office at 212-280-0330 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, December 28, 2011   1:15PM Who Modern Musick Trio Title Beethoven Trio in C minor, Op. 1 no. 3 Description Members of the Washington-based period instrument ensemble (Risa Browder, violin; John Moran, cello; Dongsok Shin, fortepiano) perform Beethoven's C minor piano trio on period instruments. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Wednesday, December 28, 2011   8PM Who Choir of St. Ignatius of Antioch   Douglas Keilitz, Director Description The 15-voice all-professional choir sings Missa "Puer natus est nobis" by Thomas Tallis, and the Christmas Day "Gradualia" by William Byrd. The choir trebles will also sing "A Ceremony of Carols" by Benjamin Britten, featuring Lynette Wardle, harpist. Presenter Music at St. Ignatius of Antioch Where St. Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church 552 West End Avenue @ W. 87th Street New York, NY  10024 Admission $30; $20 students/seniors Contact 212-580-3326 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Friday, December 30, 2011   7PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn, Scott Mello, Sumner Thompson, Robert Mealy, Daniel Lee, Hank Heijink, Dan Swenberg, Avi Stein Title Uno + One (Twelfth Night Festival) Description TENET presents the secular side of Monteverdi and his contemporaries in a program of songs and duets as part of Trinity Wall Street's inaugural Twelfth Night Festival Presenter Trinity Wall Street Where Trinity Church Wall Street Broadway at Wall Street New York, NY  10005 Admission General Admission $30, Students and Seniors $15 Contact www.gemsny.org, 212.866.0468 or www.trinitywallstreet/tickets Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, January 1, 2012   4:00 pm Who The Lord Chamberlain's Consort   Philip Anderson, tenor, Marcia Young, soprano Title Songs for a Cynical Age Description The Lord Chamberlain’s Consort, an ensemble of voices, harp and lutes, excelling in the brilliant, witty and melancholic repertoire of the 1600’s. Their program: Music of caution and optimism for a New Year. Presenter Ridotto Where St. John’s Church 12 Prospect Ave (corner Main Street) Huntington, NY  11743 Admission $20, $18(seniors), $10 (students) Contact Margaretha Maimone Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Tuesday, January 3, 2012   7:30PM Who TENET/Green Mountain Project   Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn, Zack Wilder, Jason McStoots, Scott Mello, Marc Molomot, Sumner Thompson, Steven Fox, James Kennerley, Jesse Blumberg, Doug Williams, Steve Hrycelak, Virginia Warnken, Luthien Brackett, Wesley Chinn, Scott Metcalfe and others Title Green Mountain Project: NYC Description Our acclaimed Green Mountain Project presents a new program this year, Vespers of 1640, drawing from Monteverdi's "Selva Morale e Spirituale" and works by Gabrieli in honor of the 400th anniversary of his death Presenter Trinity Wall Street Where Church of St. Jean Baptiste Lexington Avenue at West 76th Street New York, NY  10021 Admission Contact info@tenetnyc.com for details Contact info@tenetnyc.com, 646.470.5809 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, January 4, 2012   1:15PM Who Guido's Ear Title Italian Baroque Sonatas for Two Violins and Harpsichord Description Guido's Ear will present a program of Early Italian Baroque sonatas, highlighting the flights of fancy, daring virtuosity, and sheer joy of early baroque composers like Uccelini, Castello, Marini, and Merula. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, January 4, 2012   7:30PM Who TENET/Green Mountain Project   Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn, Zack Wilder, Jason McStoots, Scott Mello, Marc Molomot, Sumner Thompson, Steven Fox, James Kennerley, Jesse Blumberg, Doug Williams, Steve Hrycelak, Virginia Warnken, Luthien Brackett, Wesley Chinn, Scott Metcalfe and others Title Green Mountain Project: NYC Description Our acclaimed Green Mountain Project presents a new program this year, Vespers of 1640, drawing from Monteverdi's "Selva Morale e Spirituale" and works by Gabrieli in honor of the 400th anniversary of his death Presenter Trinity Wall Street Where Church of St. Jean Baptiste Lexington Avenue at West 76th Street New York, NY  10021 Admission Contact info@tenetnyc.com for details Contact info@tenetnyc.com, 646.470.5809 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, January 7, 2012   3:00PM Who The New York Baroque Dance Company   Catherine Turocy, instructor,will be accompanied on flute by Elaine Camin Title Le Menuet Rondeau d'Omphale Description This basic minuet step with variations will be taught by Catherine Turocy. The class will learn the first figure of a Minuet from Omphale, a five act opera by Andre Cardinal Destouches. This is a general class for all levels of experience. Presenter Dance of the Month Where Mark Morris Dance Center 3 Lafayette Ave BROOKLYN, NY  11217 Admission $14.00 Contact 718-624-8400 Links «mapquest»   «mail» -top-   Saturday, January 7, 2012   7PM Who TENET/Green Mountain Project   Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn, Zack Wilder, Jason McStoots, Scott Mello, Marc Molomot, Sumner Thompson, Steven Fox, James Kennerley, Jesse Blumberg, Doug Williams, Steve Hrycelak, Virginia Warnken, Luthien Brackett, Wesley Chinn, Scott Metcalfe and others Title Green Mountain Project: Boston Description Our acclaimed Green Mountain Project goes to Cambridge, MA with our new program, Vespers of 1640, drawing from Monteverdi's "Selva Morale e Spirituale" and works by Gabrieli in honor of the 400th anniversary of his death Presenter TENET/Green Mountain Project Where St. Paul's Church 29 Mount Auburn Street Cambridge, MA  02138 Admission Contact info@tenetnyc.com for details Contact info@tenetnyc.com, 646.470.5809 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, January 8, 2012   2PM Who Brooklyn Baroque   Andrew Bolotowsky, flute; David Bakamjian, cello; Rebecca Pechefsky, harpsichord Title Telemann in Paris Description Music by Telemann, Boismortier, Couperin, and Leclair. Presenter New Canaan Library Notes in MidWinter Where New Canaan Library 151 Main Street New Canaan, CT  06840 Admission Admission free; space limited Contact 203-594-5000 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Monday, January 9, 2012   7:30 PM Who Piffaro and The Crossing Choir   Donald Nally, conductor Title Kile Smith's Vespers Description This spectacular work is a contemporary setting of a Lutheran Vespers liturgy for period wind instruments and choir. The performance will feature Piffaro (who commissioned the work in 2007) and the critically-acclaimed Crossing Choir. Presenter Arts at The Park Where Park Avenue Christian Church 1010 Park Avenue at 85th Street New York, NY  10028 Admission $50 Front Orchestra / $35 Rear Orchestra Contact Paul Vasile Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, January 11, 2012   1:15PM Who Mozartean Players Title Haydn trios Hob. XV/22 in E-flat major, and Hob. XV/25 in G major Description The Mozartean Players present a program of trios for fortepiano, violin, and cello by Haydn. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, January 14, 2012   7 PM Who Sonnambula   Kivie Cahn-Lipman, Amy Domingues, Douglas Kelley, Loren Ludwig, John Mark Rozendaal, and Elizabeth Weinfield, viola da gamba With Anonymous 4's Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek, mezzo-soprano Title William Byrd's Description This concert will explore the many manifestations of winter--from the melancholic to the playful--in the glorious music of the English Renaissance. Songs and consort pieces by Byrd, Dowland, Tomkins, Lupo, Gibbons, and others. Where Miller Chapel, Princeton Theological Seminary 29 Alexander Street Princeton, NJ  08540 Admission $15 Contact 609-240-7180 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Sunday, January 15, 2012   7 PM Who Sonnambula   Kivie Cahn-Lipman, Amy Domingues, Douglas Kelley, Loren Ludwig, John Mark Rozendaal, and Elizabeth Weinfield, viola da gamba With Anonymous 4's Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek, mezzo-soprano Title William Byrd's 'In Winter Cold': Winter Songs from Renaissance England Description This concert will explore the many manifestations of winter--from the melancholic to the playful--in the glorious music of the English Renaissance. Songs and consort pieces by Byrd, Dowland, Tomkins, Lupo, Gibbons, and others. Where Tenth Church of Christ, Scientist 171 Macdougal Street (at West 8th St.) New York, NY  10011 Admission $15 Contact 609-240-7180 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Tuesday, January 17, 2012   7:30 pm Who Lisa Terry and Dongsok Shin   Lisa Terry, viola da gamba Dongsok Shin, harpsichord Title BACH BACH BACH Description The Three Sonatas for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord by J.S. Bach Where Church of the Transfiguration 1 East 29th Street (between Fifth and Madison) New York, NY  10016 Admission $25/15 Contact 718.219.6166 Links «mapquest»   «mail» -top-   Wednesday, January 18, 2012   1:15PM Who Christine Gummere, cello Title Suite #6 in D-major for solo cello by J.S. Bach Description Virtuoso cellist Christine Gummere plays Suite #6 in D major for unaccompanied cello by J.S. Bach. The 6th suite was written for five-string cello, which is strung with a top E string. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, January 18, 2012   6:30PM Who Musicians at the Spanish Gate & The New York Historical Dance Company   Musicians at the Spanish Gate: Dongmyung Ahn, Baroque violins, Christopher Morrongiello, lutes & Baroque guitar, and Christa Patton Baroque harp, and The New York Historical Dance Company: Dorrie Olsson & Kaspar D. Mainz Title Folias & Diferencias: Music & Dance from Spain’s Golden Age Description Music & Dance from the Spanish Golden Age, including the folia with its fiery variations, the elegant pabanas and engaging villanos, as well as the passionate, foot-tapping canarios. Musical numbers are complemented by dancers in period costumes. Presenter Flushing Library Where Flushing Library 41-17 Main Street Flushing, NY  11355 Contact (718) 661-1200 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Thursday, January 19, 2012   7:30 PM Who Musicians at the Spanish Gate & The New York Historical Dance Company   Musicians at the Spanish Gate: Dongmyung Ahn, Baroque violins, Christopher Morrongiello, lutes & Baroque guitar, and Christa Patton Baroque harp, and The New York Historical Dance Company: Dorrie Olsson & Kaspar D. Mainz Title Folias & Diferencias: Music & Dance from Spain’s Golden Age Description Music & Dance from the Spanish Golden Age, including the folia with its fiery variations, the elegant pabanas and engaging villanos, as well as the passionate, foot-tapping canarios. Musical numbers are complemented by dancers in period costumes. Presenter St. Mark's Church Where St. Mark's Church 754 Montauk Hwy Islip, NY  11751 Contact (631) 581-4950 Links «mapquest» -top-   Thursday, January 19, 2012   8:00pm Who David Shuler, organist Title Baroque Blockbusters Description Large-scale virtuosic masterpieces for the organ by J.S. Bach, Dietrich Buxtehude, Nicolaus Bruhns, Johann Pachelbel, Bernardo Storace and Louis Marchand performed on St. Luke’s Casavant tracker organ. Presenter Music & Arts at St. Luke in the Fields Where Church of St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson Street (1 block south of Christopher Street) New York, NY  10014 Admission $20 general admission, $15 students/seniors Contact 212-414-9419 or music@stlukeinthefields.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Friday, January 20, 2012   *PM Who Empire Viols   Martha McGaughey and Carlene Stober, viols; Arthur Haas, harpsichord; with guest Nathan Bontrager, viol Title Postcard from Paris Description Spend an evening in Paris without leaving Manhattan. Empire Viols presents exquisite gems of the French Baroque: music of Marais, Lully, and Ste. Colombe alongside a little-known suite by Forqueray and harpsichord showcases by Rameau. Presenter Second Presbyterian Church Where Second Presbyterian Church 6 West 96th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission $10 suggested donation Contact 917-363-2646 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, January 21, 2012   2:00 PM Who Musicians at the Spanish Gate & The New York Historical Dance Company   Musicians at the Spanish Gate: Dongmyung Ahn, Baroque violins, Christopher Morrongiello, lutes & Baroque guitar, and Christa Patton Baroque harp, and The New York Historical Dance Company: Dorrie Olsson & Kaspar D. Mainz Title Folias & Diferencias: Music & Dance from Spain’s Golden Age Description Music & Dance from the Spanish Golden Age, including the folia with its fiery variations, the elegant pabanas and engaging villanos, as well as the passionate, foot-tapping canarios. Musical numbers are complemented by dancers in period costumes. Presenter Long Beach Public Library Where Long Beach Public Library 111 West Park Avenue Long Beach, NY  11561 Contact (516) 432-7201 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, January 21, 2012   7:30 Who Parthenia, with Jason McStoots, tenor, and Duo Maresienne   Beverly Au, Lawrence Lipnik, Rosamund Morley and Lisa Terry, with guest artists Jason McStoots, tenor and Duo Maresienne (Carol Lewis, viol and Olav Chris Henriksen, lute) Title Love Songs in the Age of Ronsard Description Chansons and fantasies from Renaissance France Where Hancock United Church of Christ 1912 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington, MA  02421 Admission $25/$20 Contact 617-776-0692 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, January 21, 2012   7:30 PM Who Dryden Ensemble   Jane McKinley, oboe; Vita Wallace and Andrea Andros, violins; Mark Zaki, viola; Lisa Terry, cello; Joe Gascho, chamber organ. Title Bach Cantata Fest Description Two sinfonias with obbligato organ and two cantatas for voices, oboes, and strings (BWV 131 and 92) featuring the acclaimed vocal ensemble TENET, under the direction of Jolle Greenleaf. Where St. Paul's Episcopal Church 84 East Oakland Avenue Doylestown, PA  18901 Admission $35; $30 (seniors); $10 (students) Contact Jane McKinley 609-466-8541 or drydenensemble@gmail.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, January 21, 2012   7:30PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Ryland Angel, David Vanderwal, Charles Wesley Evans Title Bach Cantata Fest Description TENET sings two Bach cantatas, BWV 131 and BWV 92, as part of the Dryden Ensemble's concert series, which will also feature two Bach sinfonias with obbligato organ. Presenter Dryden Ensemble Where St. Paul's Episcopal Church 84 East Oakland Avenue Doylestown, PA  18901 Admission Regular $35, Senior $30, Student $10 Contact drydenensemble@gmail.com, 609.466.8501 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, January 22, 2012   2:00 PM Who Musicians at the Spanish Gate & The New York Historical Dance Company   Musicians at the Spanish Gate: Dongmyung Ahn, Baroque violins, Christopher Morrongiello, lutes & Baroque guitar, and Christa Patton Baroque harp, and The New York Historical Dance Company: Dorrie Olsson & Kaspar D. Mainz Title Folias & Diferencias: Music & Dance from Spain’s Golden Age Description Music & Dance from the Spanish Golden Age, including the folia with its fiery variations, the elegant pabanas and engaging villanos, as well as the passionate, foot-tapping canarios. Musical numbers are complemented by dancers in period costumes. Presenter Rockville Center Library Where Rockville Center Library 221 North Village Avenue Rockville Center, NY  11570 Contact (516) 766-6257 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, January 22, 2012   2PM Who Brooke Bryant & Sally Sanford, sopranos   Rosamund Morley, viola da gamba; Alexandra Snyder Dunbar, harpsichord Title Les Nymphes de Diane: French Baroque Duets for Two Sopranos Description Les Nymphes de Diane is concert of virtuosic music for two sopranos written in early eighteenth-century France. This elegant program features work by the most accomplished composers of the period, including Bernier, Couperin, D'Anglebert and Marais. Where 303 Bond Theatre 303 Bond Street Brooklyn, NY   Admission $20 suggested donation / $15 students & seniors Contact Brooke Bryant Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, January 22, 2012   3:00 PM Who Dryden Ensemble   Jane McKinley, oboe; Vita Wallace and Andrea Andros, violins; Mark Zaki, viola; Lisa Terry, cello; Joe Gascho, chamber organ. Title Bach Cantata Fest Description Two sinfonias with obbligato organ and two cantatas for voices, oboes, and strings (BWV 131 and 92) featuring the acclaimed vocal ensemble TENET, under the direction of Jolle Greenleaf. Where Miller Chapel, Princeton Theological Seminary 64 Mercer Street Princeton, NJ  08540 Admission $35; $30 (seniors); $10 (students) Contact Jane McKinley 609-466-8541 or drydenensemble@gmail.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, January 22, 2012   7:30PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Ryland Angel, David Vanderwal, Charles Wesley Evans Title Bach Cantata Fest Description TENET sings two Bach cantatas, BWV 131 and BWV 92, as part of the Dryden Ensemble's concert series, which will also feature two Bach sinfonias with obbligato organ. Presenter Dryden Ensemble Where Miller Chapel Princeton Theological Seminary 64 Mercer Street Princeton, NJ  08542 Admission Regular $35, Senior $30, Student $10 Contact drydenensemble@gmail.com, 609.466.8501 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, January 25, 2012   1:15PM Who Lyra Consort Title Christopher Simpson's The Seasons - Summer and Autumn Description In its third season, the Lyra Consort will complete the cycle of Christopher Simpson's The Seasons, performing "Summer" and "Autumn" - brilliant and sublime division suites for violin, viols, and continuo, and chamber works featuring lyra viol. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Friday, January 27, 2012   7PM Who Lyra Consort and friends   Dongmyung Ahn, Beverly Au, Deborah Fox, Daniel Swenberg, Lisa Terry, Vita Wallace Title Virtuosic Music of Simpson and Lawes Description 17th-century English music from the rarely heard and magnificent "Seasons" by Christopher Simpson and "Royall Consorts" by William Lawes. Presenter The Lyra Consort Where Trinity Lutheran Church 164 West 100th Street, corner of Amsterdam New York, NY  10025 Admission Free Contact Vita Wallace, 212-666-0928 Links «mapquest»   «mail» -top-   Sunday, January 29, 2012   3PM Who Jessica Gould, Bradley Brookshire, Dan Swenberg, Nina Stern, Ara Dinkjian, Glen Velez   Jessica Gould, soprano: Bradley Brookshire, organ: Dan Swenberg, theorbo: The Rose of the Compass Ensemble (Nina Stern, recorders: Ara Dinkjian, oud: Glen Velez, percussion) Title La Serenissima: Music of Venice and her Others Description An Arabic School, an Armenian Church, and Balkan colonies provided just a few of the non-western voices of the Venetian seicento. Venetian motets performed in alteration with Turkish, Armenian, and Dalmatian music offer a window onto the Venetian mosaic. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where The Chapel of St. Bart's 325 Park Avenue at 51st Street New York City, NY   Admission $25/$15 students, seniors, EMA & Columbia U. Contact orders@gemsny.org, (212) 866 - 0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, January 29, 2012   4PM Who The Choir of Corpus Christi Church   The Choir; Louise Basbas, director and organ; ;Ronn McFarlane, lute Title Cantate Domino Description The Choir of Corpus Christi Church, Music Before 1800’s resident ensemble, performs sacred works by Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck from his Cantiones Sacrae. Presenter Music Before 1800 Where Corpus Christi Church 529 West 121st Street New York, NY  10027 Admission $45 to $10; $10 student rush tickets at the door Contact 212-666-9266 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, January 29, 2012   5 PM Who London Handel Players   Rachel Brown, flute Adrian Butterfield, violin Katherine Sharman, cello; Laurence Cummings, harpsichord Title An Evening at the Palace of Reason Description For their New York debut, the London Handel Players will perform a special program to mark the 300th anniversary of the birth of Frederick the Great, including works by CPE Bach, Franz Benda, Quantz, Frederick the Great and J.S. Bach. Presenter The Frick Collection Where The Frick Collection 1 East 70th Street New York, NY  10021 Admission $30 for non members; $25 for members Contact www.shopfrick.org/concerts Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, February 1, 2012   1:15PM Who Concitato Title 17th century Italian baroque music Description The Stylus phantasticus was one of the early styles to develop on the baroque period. This program represents an example of a celebration of 17th century Italian works from the free-flying early days of the violin. Presenter ARTEK Midtown Concert Series Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 E. 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission FREE Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Friday, February 3, 2012   7PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Ryland Angel, Jason McStoots, Aaron Sheehan, Jesse Blumberg, Scott Metcalfe, Grant Herreid, Debra Nagy Title Portraits in Song: Renaissance Italy from Ciacona to Petrucci Description TENET presents wonderfully expressive songs and instrumental music by composers contemporary to the artists featured in the exhibition, "The Renaissance Portrait from Donatello to Bellini." Presenter Metropolitan Museum of Art Where Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium Metropolitan Museum of Art 1000 Fifth Avenue New York, NY  10028 Admission All seats $40 Contact www.metmuseum.org/events Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, February 4, 2012   3-4:30 pm Who The New York Baroque Dance Company Title Dance of the Month Description Learn the dances of the Baroque period with musicians, actors and more. Discover a portal to the 18th Century and join us for this one class or take the whole series of classes and learn the dance forms used by Bach and Mozart in their dance suites! Presenter The New York Baroque Dance Company Where Mark Morris Dance Center 3 Lafayette Ave BROOKLYN, NY  11217 Admission $14.00 Contact 212-662-8829 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, February 4, 2012   8PM Who Tempesta di Mare, Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra   Gwyn Roberts and Richard Stone, Artistic co-Directors, Emlyn Ngai, Concertmaster; with Michael Maniaci, countertenor Title Italians in Vienna: concerti and cantatas with Michael Maniaci Description Michael Maniaci joins the Tempesta di Mare Chamber Players for cantatas and chamber music by Italian composers imported to Vienna by the glittering and sophisticated Hapsburg court. Princeton Professor Wendy Heller will give a free pre-performance talk. Where Arch Street Meeting House 320 Arch St Philadelphia, PA  19102 Admission $40/$30/$25 (Seniors)/$10 (Students) Contact info@tempestadimare.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, February 4, 2012   8PM Who TENET   Jolle Greenleaf, Ryland Angel, Jason McStoots, Aaron Sheehan, Jesse Blumberg, Scott Metcalfe, Grant Herreid, Debra Nagy Title Portraits in Song: Renaissance Italy from Ciconia to Petrucci Description TENET presents wonderfully expressive songs and instrumental music by composers contemporary to the artists featured in the Metropolitan Museum's exhibition, "The Renaissance Portrait from Donatello to Bellini." Presenter Drew University Where Dorothy Young Center for the Arts Drew University 36 Madison Avenue Madison, NJ  07940 Admission General Admission $20 Contact info@tenetnyc.com, 646.470.5809 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top- All dates and locations are subject to change. 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