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2007 Season:
World of Baroque
34th Annual Santa Cruz Baroque Festival
SEASON CONCERTS: The Baroque Festival offers 5
season concerts from February through May of 2007
SPECIAL EVENTS: Special Events before and after the current season.
All Season Concerts now begin at 7:30 PM with informative remarks
before each set in lieu of our former pre-concert talks.
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I - Saturday, February 10, 2007 at UCSC Music Recital Hall
WORLD OF GUITAR: 500 Years of the Plucked Strings
Nina Treadwell (Renaissance guitar, Baroque guitar, theorbo & archlute)
Mesut Ozgen (Renaissance lute & modern guitar), Robert Strizich (Baroque lute)
Bill Coulter (Celtic guitar), Linda Burman-Hall (harpsichord)
A history in sound of the world's most popular instrument. From the
earliest lutes and guitars through the noble Baroque lute, from
diminutive forms and the stately long-necked theorbo to 19th and 20th
century guitars, our program will delight with varied sounds and
styles. We will also premiere new 'Baroque' music. A meet-the-artist
reception follows for subscribers and donors. Co-presented with the
UCSC Music Department Recital Series.
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II - Sunday, March 18, 2007 at UCSC Music Recital Hall
WORLD OF SPANISH BAROQUE: Kingdoms of Castile
El Mundo, directed by Richard Savino, with Janelle DeStefano (mezzo soprano)
Spectacular and vibrant music heard in Spain, southern Italy,
Mexico, Guatemala, Bolivia and Peru from the 16th through 18th
centuries, exploring the relationship between these cultures in music
by Falconieri, Ceruti, Orejón y Aparicio, de Murcia, Castellanos,
Quiroz and Duron.
The program features dramatic zarzuelas, romantic tonos humanos and brilliant instrumentals. Concert sponsor: Dean Silvers.
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III - Friday, April 13, 2007 at UCSC Music Recital Hall
NORTHERN WORLDS: Swedish Folk & Baroque
Olov Johansson (nyckelharpa), Barry Phillips (violoncello, cello piccolo & drones)
Lars Johannesson (wooden flute), Linda Burman-Hall (early keyboards)
Heavenly music based in the rural Swedish traditions, featuring members
of the renowned Väsen Ensemble, including Olov Johansson, the foremost artist of the Swedish keyed fiddle and artists from Lux Musica.
The distinctive sound of these world-renowned musicians ranges from
folk to Baroque, with a contemporary flavor. Concert sponsors: Barbro
Osher Pro Suecia Foundation and Community Music School.
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IV - Saturday, April 28, 2007 at Holy Cross Church
THE BAROQUE ORGAN WORLD: Anthony Newman, organist
The virtuoso who inspired our audience to a standing ovation,
returns to the historic pipe organ of Holy Cross Church with a dazzling
program of Bach, Mozart, Daquin, Couperin and Newman.
For over 26 years, the multifaceted Anthony Newman has been in the
public eye as one of the country's leading organ virtuosos and as a
prodigiously active harpsichordist, fortepianist, conductor, composer,
writer and recording artist. A prolific composer as well, Mr. Newman
has had his works performed worldwide, including London, Paris,
Budapest and Vienna, and in Germany. Born in Los Angeles, Mr. Newman
studied in Paris with Alfred Cortot, Nadia Boulanger and the famed
organist Pierre Cochereau. He received a Diplome Superieur from the
Ecole Normale de Musique with a special commendation from Cortot. In
the United States, he trained with pianist Edith Oppens and composers
Leon Kirchner and Luciano Berio, and served as choral assistant to New
York Pro Musica Director Noah Greenberg. Mr. Newman's own teaching
career has included positions at the Juilliard School and Indiana
University, and he currently heads the graduate music program at
Purchase College of the State University of New York.
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V - Sunday, May 13, 2007 at UCSC Music Recital Hall
WIND WORLD: The Four Winds
Kathryn James Adduci (Baroque trumpet), Gonzalo Ruiz (Baroque oboe)
Annette Bauer (recorder), Lars Johannesson (Baroque flute)
Amy Brodo (viols & violoncello), Linda Burman-Hall (early keyboards)
Join us for a very special Mother's Day celebration of music from
chapel, court and countryside, as blown across Baroque Europe by
virtuosi of each of the four families of wind instruments. A
meet-the-artist reception follows for subscribers and donors.
Lux Musica was formed in 1994 and is an ensemble of virtuosi dedicated
to presenting the most beautiful works from the Enlightenment, drawing
on the versatile combination of historical flutes, violin or viola,
violoncello or viola da gamba and keyboards. The ensemble features Lars
Johannesson on 18th-19th century flutes, Linda Burman-Hall on
harpsicord and fortepiano, and Amy Brodo on violoncello and viola da
gamba. Concert Sponsors: Preston & Sara Boomer, and Bank of
America.
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MUSIC IN THE GARDENS TOUR
Sunday, May 27, 2007 at various locations
1 to 5 PM (Food and Refreshments included)
Mark your calendar for our 9th Annual Gardens Tour. Music, food and the
beautiful vistas of some of the area's finest gardens will be opened to
you. Order your tickets together with your Baroque Season subscription
and receive the reduced price of only $25 per ticket. Price to the
public and after your season subscription purchase will be $30. The
gardens are an easy drive apart. Directions will be furnished to ticket
holders. Click here for more information on the Garden Tour.
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Boomeria Organ Concert
Saturday, July 17, 2007 at Chapel Royal in Boomeria
1 to 5PM (Food and Beverages included)
An informal organ concert with 'organ crawl' and tour at the amazing Boomeria Castle in Bonny Doon!
Sister Barbara Long, Bill Visscher and others tantalize and send
us to auditory bliss. Tickets are $50. Nibbles, desserts and wine all
afternoon. Directions provided for ticket holders. |
Santa Cruz Baroque Festival
P.O. Box 482
Santa Cruz, CA 95061
831-457-9693
© 2006 Santa Cruz Baroque Festival - all rights reserved.
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