Tuesday, Aug 11
Tibia Recorder Duo – Zoom Class
“From the Ground Up: Discovering the Beauty of the In Nomine in works by Gibbons and Baldwin”. We will explore two selections from this amazing body of polyphony, all based on a section of John Taverner’s early 16th century Mass which used the plainchant Gloria Tibi Trinitas as a cantus firmus, or ground/foundation for the song. You’ll have a chance to play the In nomine line in these consort pieces, holding the other voices together with its beautiful golden flame lighting the dense polyphony, as well as one other voice in each piece. Geared toward upper intermediate to advanced recorders and viols. Pitch: A=440.
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Pacific /4:30 – 6:00 pm Eastern
To Register Email: [email protected]
More information: http://tibiaduo.com/
Tibia Recorder Duo – Zoom Class
“Turning Notes into Music, Part III: Applying Technique to Music” In this class, we will continue the work from part II, and go into greater depth in issues covered in previous classes. All are welcome whether you took Part I or II or neither. Feel free to send in technique questions before class.
Have you always wanted the opening of Handel’s C major sonata to soar like an eagle? Your trills to sound brilliant or languid, just as the music asks? Your tonguing to be able to go from spritely to sinuous on demand? Learn how to express a piece of music the way you hear it in your head! In this Zoom class, Tish Berlin will teach one or two exercises for each area of basic recorder technique: breathing and blowing, articulation, and finger dexterity. After working on an exercise, the class will apply the technique to a piece of music. Exercises and music will be sent in advance. For intermediate and up recorder players. You will need an alto and tenor recorder at A=440.
3:15 pm – 4:45 pm Pacific /6:15 pm – 7:45 pm Eastern
To Register Email: [email protected]
More information: http://tibiaduo.com/
Saturday, Aug 15
Santa Cruz Baroque Festival – Online Concert Hall
“Grijda Spiri, Violin, Live from Santa Cruz”. Grijda Spiri has been praised by the critics for her “unique emotional sensitivity and internal articulation.” With roots in Greece, Grijda has gained recognition as a passionate and poetic artist. As a child prodigy, Bach’s Coffeehouse 15 About the Artists she started performing at the age of 4. She has performed in renowned venues including Megaron, the Athens Concert Hall, Thessaloniki Concert Hall, Dodoni Theater, Ioannina Concert Hall, San Marco in Venice, Italy and at Duke University at the Raleigh Memorial Concert Hall and Baldwin Auditorium. She was the Associate Concertmaster of North Carolina Ballet and the Chamber Orchestra of Triangle. Beyond her violin skills, she is also an active collaborative pianist. In 2018, she started her Ph.D. in ethnomusicology at the University of California – Santa Cruz under the guidance of Dr. Tanya Merchant. Her focus is on the traditional vocal and instrumental music of Albania. Prior to joining UCSC, she obtained a Master’s in violin performance from the University of North Carolina, Greensboro (2016) and Bachelor’s in violin and piano performance from Ionian University of Corfu.
7:30PM
Online: facebook.com/scbaroque, twitch.tv/scbaroque, and scbaroque.org
Free
Email: [email protected]
More Information HERE
Sunday, Aug 16
Santa Cruz Baroque Festival – Online Concert Hall
“Grijda Spiri, Violin, Live from Santa Cruz”. Grijda Spiri has been praised by the critics for her “unique emotional sensitivity and internal articulation.” With roots in Greece, Grijda has gained recognition as a passionate and poetic artist. As a child prodigy, Bach’s Coffeehouse 15 About the Artists she started performing at the age of 4. She has performed in renowned venues including Megaron, the Athens Concert Hall, Thessaloniki Concert Hall, Dodoni Theater, Ioannina Concert Hall, San Marco in Venice, Italy and at Duke University at the Raleigh Memorial Concert Hall and Baldwin Auditorium. She was the Associate Concertmaster of North Carolina Ballet and the Chamber Orchestra of Triangle. Beyond her violin skills, she is also an active collaborative pianist. In 2018, she started her Ph.D. in ethnomusicology at the University of California – Santa Cruz under the guidance of Dr. Tanya Merchant. Her focus is on the traditional vocal and instrumental music of Albania. Prior to joining UCSC, she obtained a Master’s in violin performance from the University of North Carolina, Greensboro (2016) and Bachelor’s in violin and piano performance from Ionian University of Corfu.
11:00AM
Online: facebook.com/scbaroque, twitch.tv/scbaroque, and scbaroque.org
Free
Email: [email protected]
More Information HERE
