Gotham Early Music Scene

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IF YOU THINK this group shot shows joy, you should have seen the audience when it applauded As the Crow Flies for its co...
11/23/2024

IF YOU THINK this group shot shows joy, you should have seen the audience when it applauded As the Crow Flies for its compelling presentation of its program The Pearl Earring at the November 14, 2024, Midtown Concerts series. Music by Dutch composers, both famous and forgotten (but not by these intrepid musicians!) graced the afternoon, including Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Cornelis Schuyt, Carel Hacquart, Philippe van Wichel, Benedictus Buns, and more.

BALAM Dance Theatre is in the Halloween spirit as they celebrate their 45th anniversary. Here's a memory from their 2019...
10/31/2024

BALAM Dance Theatre is in the Halloween spirit as they celebrate their 45th anniversary. Here's a memory from their 2019 appearance in our Midtown Concerts series with Carlos Fittante performing as Harlequin

Just in time for ! As BALAM Dance Theatre celebrates its 45th anniversary, we remember Carlos FIttante's role of Harlequine in the company's 2019 performance in Gotham Early Music Scene's Midtown Concerts, Period Works by and about Women.

Photo credit: Paul Ross

10/31/2024

Thank you for the feature, Access Arts Live! Today's Midtown Concerts performance is truly special, with Soprano Rita Lilly, recordist Cléa Galhano, and harpsichordist Peter Sykes performing moving pieces from the high Baroque period. Enjoy the performance love at 1:15 pm.

https://www.youtube.com/live/c3wIQjzbFD0?si=seg14S_h8yYSXAB1

Concordian Dawn offers a weekend of French and Italian medieval song at The Church of St. Luke in the Fields (Episcopal)...
10/16/2024

Concordian Dawn offers a weekend of French and Italian medieval song at The Church of St. Luke in the Fields (Episcopal) this Friday, 7:30 pm, and at the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York on Saturday afternoon.

October 18 @ 7:30pm: In their program, Songs of the Italian Trecento and the Chasonnier Cangé, the ensemble has assembled a sumptuous collection of trouvère songs from a 13th-century French manuscript as well as Italian instrumental pieces and polyphonic songs from the 14th century.

October 19 @ 2, 3 & 4pm: Enjoy selections from Friday's program as Concordian Dawn participates in the Met Fall Festival. Free with museum admission. More info:
https://engage.metmuseum.org/events/education/celebrations/festivals/fy25/the-met-fall-festival/

Tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/concordian-dawn-songs-from-the-italian-trecento-and-the-chansonnier-cange-tickets-1042427046357?aff=ebdsshother&utm_share_source=listing_android

Join us for an evening of beautiful French monophonic song and impassioned Italian polyphonic song that's sure to excite and enchant!

THE SWEETEST TENOR voice and the tenderest songs of love and loss combined at last week's Midtown Concert, starring teno...
10/15/2024

THE SWEETEST TENOR voice and the tenderest songs of love and loss combined at last week's Midtown Concert, starring tenor Bud Roach, accompanying himself on theorbo. "Then be not coy, but use your time" applies to art as well as love, so be sure to set aside some time to watch the video of this lovely performance on the Midtown Concerts site.

Celebrating 10 Years of the Academy of Sacred Drama!Oct 19 in NYC; Oct 20 in Scarsdale ~ Pistocchi’s oratorio "Il Martir...
10/13/2024

Celebrating 10 Years of the Academy of Sacred Drama!
Oct 19 in NYC; Oct 20 in Scarsdale ~ Pistocchi’s oratorio "Il Martirio di San Adriano"
https://mailchi.mp/gemsny/aosd-6286162

WHAT SCHUBERT HEARD, we do not know, but it must have been glorious if the musicians he worked with were as talented as ...
09/28/2024

WHAT SCHUBERT HEARD, we do not know, but it must have been glorious if the musicians he worked with were as talented as NEMA a4. Thank you, Manami Mizumoto and Edson Scheid, violins; Andrew Gonzalez, viola; and Nathan Whittaker, violoncello, for your thrilling Midtown Concerts performance yesterday of Death and the Maiden.

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