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December 2009

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Musica Nuova: Holiday Spirit

Ever have trouble feeling merry during the most hectic time of year? Soprano Amanda Keil sings about the many conflicted feelings of the holiday season: nostalgia, sadness, cynicism, and finally peace and joy.

 

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Jessica Gould, soprano and Audrey Axinn, fortepiano: Haydn Celebration

As the Haydn anniversary year draws to a close, we hear two of the master's gems, the Sonata in F Major from Haydn's service to the Esterhazy family of Hungary, and the tempestuous cantata Arianna a Naxos, written in London for public performance.
 

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Empire Viols: The State of Gambo

The legendary gambists of 17th-century England created a virtual State of Gambo: the flourishing of extraordinary music by Tobias Hume, Christopher Simpson, and William Young.

 

 

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Dongsok Shin: Sublime Mozart

The New York fortepianist will play Mozart's Concerto in E flat, no. 14, K. 449 accompanied by the ensemble REBEL. "Dongsok Shin is a master... deftly articulating each note of the rapidly moving, highly ornamented lines and also realizing fully the expressive quality of the instrument" (Classical Voice of NC).

 

 

 

 

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My Lord Chamberlain's Consort: Yuletide! In what has become a Midtown Concerts tradition, the merry musicians of My Lord Chamberlain's Consort offer holiday cheer in celebration of the turning of the year, with seasonal song from the courts of medieval and Renaissance England.

 

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