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kkkkkkMay Play-in
Imagine playing recorder accompanied by sackbuts…oboes, viola da gambas and cellos! Come try it out - no pressure, no charge - just a snippet of period instrument indulgence – or experimentation. Bill Damur, session leader, will make it easy, informative and entertaining.
Saturday, May 7 9:30 a.m.
First Presbyterian Church 10025 105 St NW No charge
For this month's Play-in, we ask ERS members (and non-members) to attend the
Renaissance Reading Session - at the Early Music Festival!
As per our own monthly play-ins and reading sessions, there is no charge.
Please take your own music stand. Here's the information from Early Music Alberta:
Recorders, oboes, sackbuts, viola da gambas, vielles, violins, cellos, etc.:
all are welcome for a morning of playing. Interested auditors welcome also.
Pitch will at at A 440.
Other details are on their website: http://www.earlymusicalberta.com/2015-2016/
Bill Damur, session leader- presented our workshop in the fall of 2015!
See our workshop page for a review.
Other: If you've been playing "Bransles" and "Pavans" and have wondered what the dance is actually like, Early Music Alberta has also scheduled
Baroque and Renaissance Dance workshops that weekend!
Imagine playing recorder accompanied by sackbuts…oboes, viola da gambas and cellos! Come try it out - no pressure, no charge - just a snippet of period instrument indulgence – or experimentation. Bill Damur, session leader, will make it easy, informative and entertaining.
Saturday, May 7 9:30 a.m.
First Presbyterian Church 10025 105 St NW No charge
For this month's Play-in, we ask ERS members (and non-members) to attend the
Renaissance Reading Session - at the Early Music Festival!
As per our own monthly play-ins and reading sessions, there is no charge.
Please take your own music stand. Here's the information from Early Music Alberta:
Recorders, oboes, sackbuts, viola da gambas, vielles, violins, cellos, etc.:
all are welcome for a morning of playing. Interested auditors welcome also.
Pitch will at at A 440.
Other details are on their website: http://www.earlymusicalberta.com/2015-2016/
Bill Damur, session leader- presented our workshop in the fall of 2015!
See our workshop page for a review.
Other: If you've been playing "Bransles" and "Pavans" and have wondered what the dance is actually like, Early Music Alberta has also scheduled
Baroque and Renaissance Dance workshops that weekend!