Past Events

Telemania! Flirty and saucy, or tender, heartfelt yet funny arias. Orchestral music delightfully sophisticated with brilliantly written imitations of vocal lines and stunning complimentary countermelodies. Featuring Telemann’s short comic opera Pimpinone with supertitles. Another testament to Telemann’s “new” fame as a master of Baroque counterpoint, ingenuity, and melody. TEMP core-member Meredith Ruduski (soprano) sings the role of Vespetta and New York’s Peter Walker (baritone) portrays Pimpinone, set in current times and fully staged. Also, featuring Marcus McGuff (flute).

The fourth installment of the popular Herd of Harpsichords series. The concert will open with a Bach concerto for solo harpsichord, and transition to works written for harpsichord and orchestra from the twentieth century. JiMin Kim and Jeffrey-Jones Ragona join artistic director Keith Womer on harpsichord. David Stevens, tenor, and Marcus McGuff, flute.

The fourth installment of the popular Herd of Harpsichords series. The concert will open with a Bach concerto for solo harpsichord, and transition to works written for harpsichord and orchestra from the twentieth century. JiMin Kim and Jeffrey-Jones Ragona join artistic director Keith Womer on harpsichord. David Stevens, tenor, and Marcus McGuff, flute.

The fourth installment of the popular Herd of Harpsichords series. The concert will open with a Bach concerto for solo harpsichord, and transition to works written for harpsichord and orchestra from the twentieth century. JiMin Kim and Jeffrey-Jones Ragona join artistic director Keith Womer on harpsichord. David Stevens, tenor, and Marcus McGuff, flute.

Joyous Noël: Carols, motets, dances, and traditional songs with arrangements for solo voices, small chorus, harp, violin, flute, mandolin, viols, and lutes. Works by Flecha, Victoria, and Gabrieli. Harpist Therese Honey and soloists Jenifer Thyssen, Stephanie Prewitt, Claire Daniels, Jenny Houghton, Cayla Cardiff, Jeffrey Jones Ragona, Paul D’Arcy, David Lopez, Cameron Beauchamp, Thann Scoggin, and Daniel Johnson.

SING WE NOEL!: MUSIC OF CHRISTMAS
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the ensemble’s popular holiday concert, past and current members of Voci will perform Medieval and Renaissance Music of Christmas and a collection of well-loved carols from around the globe.

Joyous Noël: Carols, motets, dances, and traditional songs with arrangements for solo voices, small chorus, harp, violin, flute, mandolin, viols, and lutes. Works by Flecha, Victoria, and Gabrieli. Harpist Therese Honey and soloists Jenifer Thyssen, Stephanie Prewitt, Claire Daniels, Jenny Houghton, Cayla Cardiff, Jeffrey Jones Ragona, Paul D’Arcy, David Lopez, Cameron Beauchamp, Thann Scoggin, and Daniel Johnson.

Joyous Noël: Carols, motets, dances, and traditional songs with arrangements for solo voices, small chorus, harp, violin, flute, mandolin, viols, and lutes. Works by Flecha, Victoria, and Gabrieli. Harpist Therese Honey and soloists Jenifer Thyssen, Stephanie Prewitt, Claire Daniels, Jenny Houghton, Cayla Cardiff, Jeffrey Jones Ragona, Paul D’Arcy, David Lopez, Cameron Beauchamp, Thann Scoggin, and Daniel Johnson.

Joseph Causby, organist/music director of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and Robert Brewer, organist/music director of St. David’s Episcopal Church will perform on two Gerald Self harpsichords. Tenor Leo Garcia will perform three songs by Henry Purcell, accompanied by harpsichord and viola da gamba. Causby and Brewer will speak about the instruments will perform the Bach Concerto for Two Harpsichords in C Major.

Spain’s colonies in the New World produced music just as ornate, complex, and beautiful as anything found in the mother country, and this music is only recently being rediscovered.

This concert presents music of 17th-century Latin America. Works by Zipoli, Padilla, Herrando, Billoni, and Ignacio de Jerúsalem’s rarely performed Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe.