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Kerrville Renaissance festival
Hill Country Youth Event Center
3785 TX-27, Kerrville, TX
7 Stages of Renaissance Entertainment

Kerrville Renaissance Festival
Hill Country Youth Event Center
3785 TX-27, Kerrville, TX
7 stages of Renaissance Entertainment

Sinfonias Ripienas –
Music for strings and Continuo
Our Lady of the Atonement Catholic Church
15415 Red Robin Rd., San Antonio, TX
Sonido Barroco San Antonio

We explore the intangible essence of Christmas as TEMP puts its unique stamp on beautiful and joyful carols, motets, dances, and traditional songs throughout the ages. Featuring Therese Honey (harps) and Ryland Angel (countertenor)
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
8134 Mesa Dr, Austin, TX
Texas Early Music Project

We explore the intangible essence of Christmas as TEMP puts its unique stamp on beautiful and joyful carols, motets, dances, and traditional songs throughout the ages. Featuring Therese Honey (harps) and Ryland Angel (countertenor)
First English Lutheran Church
3001 Whitis Ave, Austin, TX
Texas Early Music Project

We explore the intangible essence of Christmas as TEMP puts its unique stamp on beautiful and joyful carols, motets, dances, and traditional songs. Featuring special guests, Therese Honey (harps) and Ryland Angel (countertenor).
St. John's United Methodist Church
2140 Allendale Rd, Austin, TX
Texas Early Music Project

As in Spain, music played an enormously important role in the day-to-day life of a Mexican cathedral, occupying a central place in not only the Mass, but also other daily services such as Vespers and Matins. This year’s installment of our annual performance of Latin American early music will feature a musical tour of four of Mexico’s most musically prominent cathedrals: Mexico City, Oaxaca, Puebla, and Durango. The concert will feature secular and sacred works by Salazar, Sumaya, Jerúsalem, Billoni, and more, and will include a number of pieces that have not been performed before in the United States, with several having not been performed since they were composed nearly three centuries ago.
Mission Concepción
807 Mission Road, San Antonio, TX
Austin Baroque Orchestra

As in Spain, music played an enormously important role in the day-to-day life of a Mexican cathedral, occupying a central place in not only the Mass, but also other daily services such as Vespers and Matins. This year’s installment of our annual performance of Latin American early music will feature a musical tour of four of Mexico’s most musically prominent cathedrals: Mexico City, Oaxaca, Puebla, and Durango. The concert will feature secular and sacred works by Salazar, Sumaya, Jerúsalem, Billoni, and more, and will include a number of pieces that have not been performed before in the United States, with several having not been performed since they were composed nearly three centuries ago.
Redeemer Presbyterian Church
2111 Alexander Ave., Austin, TX
Austin Baroque Orchestra

A concert of Renaissance music from Florence and Venice, illustrated by slides and narration a la “Musica Antiqua.”
Covenant Presbyterian Church
211 Roleto Dr, San Antonio, TX 78213., San Antonio, TX
San Antonio Recorder Quartet

Concerti con molti strumenti
Concertos with multiple soloists. Including music by Vivaldi, Fasch, Graupner, J.S. Bach
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
319 Camden, San Antonio, TX
Sonido Barroco San Antonio

Oh, Henry!
The World According to Purcell:
Henry Purcell was the greatest English composer before Ralph Vaughan Williams in the 20th century. We celebrate him with a variety of works for the church, the stage, and the court. Special guests include Peter Walker, baritone, and Ryland Angel, countertenor.
St. Martin's Lutheran Church
606 W. 15th St, Austin, TX
Texas Early Music Project

Oh, Henry!
The World According to Purcell:
Henry Purcell was the greatest English composer before Ralph Vaughan Williams in the 20th century. We celebrate him with a variety of works for the church, the stage, and the court. Special guests include Peter Walker, baritone, and Ryland Angel, countertenor.
Redeemer Presbyterian Church
2111 Alexander Ave., Austin, TX
Texas Early Music Project