Just off Lincoln Center, the First Church of Christ, Scientist faces Central Park and can be reached via the M72, M10, and nearby Columbus Avenue M7 & M11 bus lines; subway lines via the B & C trains to 72nd at CPW (70th St. exit) and #1 to 66th at Bdwy. Parking is available in nearby garages on 68th St.

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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.

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Classical Chamber Orchestra

 

London's Musical Bridge

The Enlightened English

Saturday, May 4 at 8 PM

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.

 

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