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Chatham Baroque: Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater
Chatham Baroque
Andrew Fouts violin
Patricia Halverson viola da gamba, violone
Scott Pauley archlute
Guest Artists
Pascale Beaudin soprano
Reginald Mobley countertenor
Cynthia Black violin
Kristen Linfante viola
Adam Pearl chamber organ
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Chatham Baroque & Incantare
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The Glories of Venice
Resplendent 16th- and 17th-century music for sackbuts, strings, and organ
We open our season with a splash, as Incantare joins Chatham Baroque to celebrate the return of early music to the live concert stage. Revel in the rich sounds of strings, sackbuts (early trombones), and a continuo team of violone, theorbo, and organ. This celebratory concert of 16th- and 17th-century music features sumptuous canzonas and sonatas by Gabrielli, Fontana, Merulo, Rosenmüller and others.
Chatham Baroque
Andrew Fouts violin, viola
Scott Pauley theorbo
Patricia Halverson viola da gamba, violone
Incantare
Ben David Aronson, Liza Malamut tenor sackbut
Garrett Lahr bass sackbut
Alice Culin-Ellison violin
Cynthia Black violin, viola
Naomi Gregory chamber organ
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Arthur Haas
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Bach Goldberg Variations
The Goldberg Variations, published in 1741 as “an Aria with diverse variations for the harpsichord with two manuals for the delight and entertainment of music lovers,” are the fourth and final volume of Johann Sebastian Bach’s Clavier-Übung (“keyboard practice”) collection. Bach’s last published word on keyboard playing, the Goldberg Variations are a brilliant display of compositional command and stylistic inventiveness, coupled with an unprecedented, acrobatic virtuosity and flat out humor.
Arthur Haas harpsichord
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Chatham Baroque: The Art of the Trio
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Grounded: Popular tunes, dances, and variations of the Renaissance and Baroque
Chatham Baroque showcases the collective synergy, sparkle, and spirit of artistic directors Andrew Fouts, Patricia Halverson, and Scott Pauley as they embark on an exploration of popular tunes, grounds, and sonatas of the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries. Join us for a Baroque jam session as we riff on popular tunes and dances like the Folia, Ciacona, and Romanesca, and include music penned by Corelli, Marais, Ortiz, Pandolfi, and Matteis.
Andrew Fouts violin
Patricia Halverson viola da gamba
Scott Pauley theorbo, baroque guitar
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Chatham Baroque: Les Nations
Music from the Time of Louis XIV and XV
Chatham Baroque welcomes extraordinary guest artists Stephen Schultz (baroque flute), Caroline Giassi (baroque oboe), and Justin Wallace (harpsichord) to form a chamber ensemble that one might find at the palace of Versailles. Featuring the luxuriant music that defines the French national style, including François Couperin’s Les Nations, a sonata for flute and violin by Joseph Bodin de Boismortier, and the troisième pièce of the Pièces de Clavecin en Concert by Jean-Philippe Rameau.
Chatham Baroque
Andrew Fouts violin
Patricia Halverson viola da gamba
Scott Pauley theorbo, archlute
Guest Artists
Stephen Schultz baroque flute
Caroline Giassi baroque oboe
Justin Wallace harpsichord
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