Past Events

A World Tour of the Baroque complete with repertoire from England, France, Germany, Spain including verbal program notes from Faculty. Official Tricentennial Event.

Alamo Baroque Festival String Faculty offer private and group instruction at St. Mark’s. This includes “Intro to the Viol Consort.” Sign up at the website below.

“Bach’s Herd of Harpsichords”
The third concert in La Follia’s all-Bach concert season is a reprise of one of its most popular programs ever: Bach’s concertos for one, two, three, and four (!) harpsichords. Performing are director Keith Womer, Lenora McCroskey, Jeffrey Jones-Ragona, and William Cory, with the La Follia string ensemble. Keith Womer will give a lecture twenty minutes before curtain about the harpsichord and Bach’s pioneering concertos for it, with demonstrations at the keyboard.

“Bach’s Herd of Harpsichords”
The third concert in La Follia’s all-Bach concert season is a reprise of one of its most popular programs ever: Bach’s concertos for one, two, three, and four (!) harpsichords. Performing are director Keith Womer, Lenora McCroskey, Jeffrey Jones-Ragona, and William Cory, with the La Follia string ensemble. Keith Womer will give a lecture twenty minutes before curtain about the harpsichord and Bach’s pioneering concertos for it, with demonstrations at the keyboard.

Vivaldi Gloria, masterpiece of baroque sacred music. For this concert, we are teaming up with Musica Sacra, directed by Owen Duggan.

The San Antonio Chamber Music Society presents REBEL Baroque with Matthias Maute (recorder & traverso virtuoso)

For All the Saints, our annual performance of Latin American music, will feature music for the feasts and holidays of the liturgical year. With music for Mass, Matins, and Vespers for major feasts like Christmas, Corpus Christi, and the Assumption, as well as minor feasts like St. Joseph’s Day and regional celebrations such as St. Ildephonsus’ Day and the Solemnity of Our Lady of Guadalupe, this program will be a fiesta of musical beauty! This is always our most popular show of the season, and this year’s concert will feature three pieces that have not been performed since they were written! Music by Salazar, Jerúsalem, Tollis de la Rocca, Sumaya, Salas, Nebra, and more.

For All the Saints, our annual performance of Latin American music, will feature music for the feasts and holidays of the liturgical year. With music for Mass, Matins, and Vespers for major feasts like Christmas, Corpus Christi, and the Assumption, as well as minor feasts like St. Joseph’s Day and regional celebrations such as St. Ildephonsus’ Day and the Solemnity of Our Lady of Guadalupe, this program will be a fiesta of musical beauty! This is always our most popular show of the season, and this year’s concert will feature three pieces that have not been performed since they were written! Music by Salazar, Jerúsalem, Tollis de la Rocca, Sumaya, Salas, Nebra, and more.

In this second concert of its all-Bach season, La Follia performs some of the greatest chamber music of the Master, including the Trio Sonata from The Musical Offering, the flute sonata in A major, and the viola da gamba sonata no. 2 in D major.
Featured are Stephen Redfield, violin; Marcus McGuff, flute; Eric Smith, cello and viola da gamba; and director Keith Womer, harpsichord.
Jeffrey Blair, radio celebrity at KMFA Classical Austin 89.5 FM, will present a free pre-concert lecture 20 minutes before curtain on J.S. Bach and this glorious music.

In this second concert of its all-Bach season, La Follia performs some of the greatest chamber music of the Master, including the Trio Sonata from The Musical Offering, the flute sonata in A major, and the viola da gamba sonata no. 2 in D major.
Featured are Stephen Redfield, violin; Marcus McGuff, flute; Eric Smith, cello and viola da gamba; and director Keith Womer, harpsichord.
Jeffrey Blair, radio celebrity at KMFA Classical Austin 89.5 FM, will present a free pre-concert lecture 20 minutes before curtain on J.S. Bach and this glorious music.

For over a century the famous Schirmer volume, 24 Italian Art Songs and Arias, has introduced millions of young singers to Italian music and is a staple of solo & ensemble contests around the nation. Designed in the same mode as TEMP’s educational outreach program to Austin-area schools, our concert presentation re-imagines the songs from this enduring and beautiful vocal literature in the style of a soap opera with international heritage.
Featuring such hits as “Caro mio ben”, “Per la Gloria”, “Che fiero costume”, and more, six of TEMP’s virtuosic soloists, assisted by a small continuo group and orchestra, spin a classic soap opera yarn (you know: totally believable!) using these very well-known “hits” from 17th and 18th century Italian opera and chamber music.
Highly presentational, unapologetically virtuosic, and entirely entertaining, this is a performance of timeless drama and very timely comedy! Love! Passion! High notes!

For over a century the famous Schirmer volume, 24 Italian Art Songs and Arias, has introduced millions of young singers to Italian music and is a staple of solo & ensemble contests around the nation. Designed in the same mode as TEMP’s educational outreach program to Austin-area schools, our concert presentation re-imagines the songs from this enduring and beautiful vocal literature in the style of a soap opera with international heritage.
Featuring such hits as “Caro mio ben”, “Per la Gloria”, “Che fiero costume”, and more, six of TEMP’s virtuosic soloists, assisted by a small continuo group and orchestra, spin a classic soap opera yarn (you know: totally believable!) using these very well-known “hits” from 17th and 18th century Italian opera and chamber music.
Highly presentational, unapologetically virtuosic, and entirely entertaining, this is a performance of timeless drama and very timely comedy! Love! Passion! High notes!