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The Artists - (3/16)
Voices: Dann Coakwell – tenor Laura Heimes – soprano Sherezade Panthaki – soprano Paul Shipper – bass & guitar David Vanderwal – tenor Strings: Dongmyung Ahn – violin David Bakamjian – cello Aaron Brown – violin Continuo: Christa Patton - harp Jason Priset – theorbo
Charles Weaver – theorbo and the “Dark Horse Consort”: Greg Ingles – alto/tenor trombone Mack Ramsey – bass trombone Erik Schmalz – tenor trombone
New York Philharmonicpresents this week - The Bach Variations:
A Philharmonic Festival
BACH AND MENDELSSOHNWed, Mar 6, 7:30pm Thu, Mar 7, 7:30pm Fri,
Mar 8, 8:00pm
Sat, Mar 9, 8:00pm Masaaki Suzuki conductor/ harpsichord Bach Collegium Japan
Yale Schola Cantorum
Sherezade Panthaki soprano Joélle Harvey soprano Iestyn Davies countertenor Nicholas Phan tenor Tyler Duncan baritone Motet No. 1: Singet dem Herrn Magnificat & Mendelssohn’s Magnificat in D major & Christus For tickets call 212 875 5656 or visit nyphil.org/bachfestivalEarly Music New York and the New York Philharmonic are ‘Media Partners’ for these performances
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with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature,
and the generosity of EMF's Friends of Early Music.
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Baroque Chamber Ensemble
Mediterranean Meditations
Madrigals & Monody of the Early Italian & Spanish Baroque
Saturday, March 16 at 8 PM
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Central Park West at 68th St. Maestro Renz programs pivotal early baroque works by Claudio Monteverdi along with his Neapolitan & Spanish counterparts, Gaspar Sanz, Cristoforo Caresana and others – festive instrumental canzonas, expressive madrigals and dramatic monody, both mundane & moralistic – with EM/NY’s choice ensemble of mixed voices, strings and the tromboni of “Dark Horse Consort,” early brass ensemble.
For more information visit EarlyMusicNY.org
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Classical Chamber Orchestra London's Musical Bridge 
The Enlightened English
Saturday, May 4 at 8 PM
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Central Park West at 68th St.
EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK’s Orchestra of Original Instruments performs repertoire of England’s 18th-century greats side by side with imported German counterparts – suites of John Avison & George Frederick Handel; select overtures by William Boyce & John Christian Bach; sinfonias by Thomas Arne & noted astronomer / discoverer of the planet Uranus, Frederick William Herschel.
TICKETS:
- The Pair of concerts - reserved seating: $75
- Single reserved seating: $40
- Student Rush (w/ current ID) at the door: $20
Volunteers Welcome -
Interested parties wishing to assist at these upcoming EM/NY events - ushering in our new venue and attending performances gratis - please contact Aaron Smith at 212-749-6600 or via our website contact page ...
The Venue -
Introducing a new, "best kept secret," Lincoln Square performance venue...
First Church of Christ, Scientist
 
Central Park West at 68th St.
New York, NY 10023Near Lincoln Center, the First Church of Christ, Scientist faces Central Park at 68th St. and is reached via the M72, M10 and Columbus Ave. M7 & M11 bus lines; subways B & C to 72nd at CPW (70th St. exit) & #1 to 66th at Bdwy. Parking garages are available along W. 68th St.
For information regarding disability access 212-280-0330
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