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Sylvia Hinz in Recital
Now Hear This Festival of New Music
Saturday, March 18, 2017 2 p.m.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 10037 84 Ave
New Music Edmonton
Think you know what a recorder can do? This concert will change all that. As an artist dedicated to many forms of new music practice, Sylvia Hinz turns all of the clichés about recorders on their head. Presenting a compelling and varied new program of works by composers from all over the world, this recital will be a virtuosic revelation, showing the spectacular breadth of expression the recorder has inspired in composers and inviting the audience into a unique and fascinating sound world. Sylvia will perform the Canadian premiere of Birds (2012) for renaissance soprano recorder composed by Calgary native, Clio Montrey. We are pleased to welcome Sylvia Hinz, one of the finest recorder virtuosi in the world, for her Canadian debut.
Read about Sylvia here and here.
Early Music EventsEdmonton has a lively professional music scene, and from time to time a recorder player or early music ensemble will grace one of the local stages. We try to provide links to these concerts. If you know of an upcoming event and think it should be posted here, please contact us.
The Edmonton Recorder Society is an Institutional Member of Early Music Alberta; this entitles ERS members to a 50% discount for individual memberships. (In 2016, that means $25 instead of $50.) In turn, individual members are entitled to discounted concert prices.
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Early Music Alberta: Annual Festival
May 5,6 and 7, 2017
First Presbyterian Church 10025 - 105 Street
The 3 day festival is dedicated to the historically informed performance of music written before ca. 1850 and are all performed on period instruments.Music Alberta: Annual Festival
RENAISSANCE READING SESSION
SATURDAY, MAY 6 9:30 AM
Recorders, oboes, sackbuts, viola da gambas, vielles, violins, cellos, etc.:
all are welcome for a morning of playing. Interested auditors welcome also.
Pitch will be A-440
FREE First Presbyterian Church 10025 105 St NW, Edmonton
For information: http://www.earlymusicalberta.com/about/
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Early Music Alberta: Annual Festival
May 6, 7 and 8, 2016
First Presbyterian Church 10025 - 105 Street
The 3 day festival is dedicated to the historically informed performance of music written before ca. 1850 and are all performed on period instruments.
RENAISSANCE READING SESSION
SATURDAY, MAY 7 9:30 AM
Bill Damur, session leader
Recorders, oboes, sackbuts, viola da gambas, vielles, violins, cellos, etc.:
all are welcome for a morning of playing. Interested auditors welcome also.
Pitch will be A-440
FREE First Presbyterian Church 10025 105 St NW, Edmonton
For information: http://www.earlymusicalberta.com/about/
ENSEMBLE CAPRICE
Salsa baroque – Music of Latin America and Spain
Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015 8 PM Convocation Hall
This is a concert presented by the Edmonton Chamber Music Society.
Ensemble Caprice is an acclaimed baroque ensemble that performs on period instruments, and has become known for its innovative and adventuresome approach to an increasingly expanding musical repertoire.
Matthias Maute | Artistic Director | Recorder, traverso
Sophie Larivière | Artistic Director | Recorder, traverso
David Jacques | Baroque guitar
Susie Napper | Baroque cello
Ziya Tabassian | Percussion
A Day of Renaissance Dance
Sunday, November 16
Lessons at 12 noon; afternoon and evening balls; potluck supper
Ritchie Community League Hall, 7727 - 98 Street
The event begins with dance lessons taught by Catherine Jackel and James Prescott, followed by afternoon and evening balls to live music, plus a potluck dinner. Italian Renaissance, 16th century French dance and English Country dance will be featured. Live music by the Borealis Renaissance Consort. The event is costumed; costumes available on site, no charge
Cost is $15, payable at the door.
For more information or to RSVP, email borelaisconsort@gmail.com
Kyuquot Sound Recorder Workshop
Kyuquot Sound Recorder Workshop at the Kyuquot Inn (located on the west coast of Vancouver Island) from August 29 to September 2, 2014.
Register early, as space is limited to 20 people! Upper-intermediate to advanced level. For more information and to register, click here for a brochure. We hope you can join us!
For more information contact:
Nancy Gorbman, Director
Kyuquot Sound Recorder Workshop
206-852-4762
Sunday, November 16
Lessons at 12 noon; afternoon and evening balls; potluck supper
Ritchie Community League Hall, 7727 - 98 Street
The event begins with dance lessons taught by Catherine Jackel and James Prescott, followed by afternoon and evening balls to live music, plus a potluck dinner. Italian Renaissance, 16th century French dance and English Country dance will be featured. Live music by the Borealis Renaissance Consort. The event is costumed; costumes available on site, no charge
Cost is $15, payable at the door.
For more information or to RSVP, email borelaisconsort@gmail.com
Kyuquot Sound Recorder Workshop
Kyuquot Sound Recorder Workshop at the Kyuquot Inn (located on the west coast of Vancouver Island) from August 29 to September 2, 2014.
- Enjoy a wilderness experience in the remote village of Kyuquot at the Kyuquot Inn, a beautiful beach-front property
- Choose from a variety of classes including the Baroque Masters, a Master Class and Contemporary Music
- Faculty: Matthias Maute and Sophie Lariviere
- Delicious meals catered by Kyuquot Inn/Eric Jay Gorbman Catering Company
Register early, as space is limited to 20 people! Upper-intermediate to advanced level. For more information and to register, click here for a brochure. We hope you can join us!
For more information contact:
Nancy Gorbman, Director
Kyuquot Sound Recorder Workshop
206-852-4762