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EM/NY's Artists -
Voices: Eric Brenner – alto Joe Chappel – bass Michael Denos – tenor Patrick Fennig – alto Todd Frizzell – tenor Jonathon Hampton – alto Thomas McCargar – baritone Riley Soter – tenor Charles Weaver – bass baritone & lute Instruments: Dongmyung Ahn – vielle, violin Wayne Hankin – flutes, reeds, bagpipes Patricia Ann Neely – vielle, bass viol
NY Times Review -
Performance Nov. 10th at the Cathedral St. of John the Divine."The versatility of the musicians was impressive... the greatest variety came from the array of textures the six players created with an arsenal of instruments."
Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim Nov. 11, 2012 read the NY Times review...
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Early Music New York's
Renaissance Chamber Ensemble English Carols, Motets &
Seasonal Pastimes
Sunday, December 16 at 2 PM
Saturday, December 22 at 8 PM
Sunday, December 23 at 2 PM
Tuesday, December 25 at 2 PM *
Tuesday, December 25 at 8 PM
Cathedral of St John the Divine
Amsterdam Ave at 112th St
Holiday gifts from England’s Renaissance courts & chapels (reigns of Henry VII, Henry VIII, and Elizabeth I) including ‘medieval carowles,’ ‘masquing’ tunes composed by King Henry VIII (“Green Groweth the Holly”), with Advent, Nativity & Epiphany motets by William Cornysh, Christopher Tye & William Byrd – gleefully performed by EM/NY’s engaging men’s voices with virtuoso instrumental trio.
Spring 2013 ~ Baroque & Classical Chamber Orchestra
Mediterranean Meditations
Madrigals & Monody of the Italian & Spanish Baroque
Saturday, March 16, 2013 at 8 PM
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Central Park West at 68th St
Introducing EM/NY’s new, “best kept secret,” Lincoln Square performance venue, Maestro Renz programs pivotal early baroque works by Claudio Monteverdi along with his Neapolitan & Spanish counterparts, Francesco Provenzale, 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 & winds.
London's Musical Bridge 
The Enlightened English
Saturday, May 4, 2013 at 8 PM
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Central Park West at 68th St
EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK’s Chamber Orchestra 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:
- Choose any number of tickets to THREE programs for $35 per ticket (12% savings), and receive additional benefits.
• Best same-seats for all programs
• Ticket exchanges for other dates- Purchase single tickets at $40 each. *Dec. 25, 2PM matinee at $50 each.
- Student Rush $20 at the door with ID.
The Venue -
Cathedral of Saint John the Divine -
Amsterdam Avenue at 112th Street
(Fall 2012 Concerts)
Adjacent to the Columbia University campus, the Cathedral is easily reached by public transportation: Buses M4, M11, M104; Subway #1 to 110th Street & Broadway. Parking is available in nearby garages.
Call for information regarding disability access 212-280-0330.
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