Our signature The Poet & the Prodigy program is reimagined to include music by CPE Bach and Georg Philipp Telemann alongside Baroque-era titans François Couperin and J.S. Bach. This performance is presented by the Lexington Bach Festival.
Presented by the Kenneth L. Taylor Concert Series at Kenyon College:
Join Les Délices in a realm of musical riddles, where J.S. Bach’s intricate counterpoint and clever canons come to life through a rich palette of instrumental colors. This imaginative program beautifully balances excerpts from Papa Bach’s ingenious Musical Offering with his son C.P.E. Bach’s expressive, melodic music.
Presented by the Taylor Johnston Early Music Series at Michigan State University: Join Les Délices in a realm of musical riddles, where J.S. Bach’s intricate counterpoint and clever canons come to life through a rich palette of instrumental colors. This imaginative program beautifully balances excerpts from Papa Bach’s ingenious Musical Offering with his son C.P.E. Bach’s expressive, melodic music.
Presented by Mercyhurst Institute for Arts & Culture in Erie, PA: Time Stands Still is an intimate new program of songs and instrumental music from seventeenth-century England that urges us to seek solace, hold hope, and create community. We’ll follow a path from John Dowland’s famous lute songs Flow my Tears and In darkness let me dwell to Henry Purcell’s beguiling Music for a while and his hope-filled Evening Hymn.
Presented by Ohio State University: The music of Mozart can be revelatory – particularly when combined with period instruments’ signature transparency and rhythmic verve. Artistic Director Debra Nagy has assembled North America’s finest period-instrument woodwind players for this all-Mozart program including selections from The Magic Flute and Don Giovanni plus Mozart’s transcendent Serenade in C minor “Nachtmusik” (K388) for pairs of oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and natural horns.
Presented by Ohio State University: The music of Mozart can be revelatory – particularly when combined with period instruments’ signature transparency and rhythmic verve. Artistic Director Debra Nagy has assembled North America’s finest period-instrument woodwind players for this all-Mozart program including selections from The Magic Flute and Don Giovanni plus Mozart’s transcendent Serenade in C minor “Nachtmusik” (K388) for pairs of oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and natural horns.
Presented by Early Music Society of the Islands: The music of Mozart can be revelatory – particularly when combined with period instruments’ signature transparency and rhythmic verve. Artistic Director Debra Nagy has assembled North America’s finest period-instrument woodwind players for this all-Mozart program including selections from The Magic Flute and Don Giovanni plus Mozart’s transcendent Serenade in C minor “Nachtmusik” (K388) for pairs of oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and natural horns.
Presented by San Diego Early Music Society: The music of Mozart can be revelatory – particularly when combined with period instruments’ signature transparency and rhythmic verve. Artistic Director Debra Nagy has assembled North America’s finest period-instrument woodwind players for this all-Mozart program including selections from The Magic Flute and Don Giovanni plus Mozart’s transcendent Serenade in C minor “Nachtmusik” (K388) for pairs of oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and natural horns.
Presented by the Britt Music & Art Festival: The music of Mozart can be revelatory – particularly when combined with period instruments’ signature transparency and rhythmic verve. Artistic Director Debra Nagy has assembled North America’s finest period-instrument woodwind players for this all-Mozart program including selections from The Magic Flute and Don Giovanni plus Mozart’s transcendent Serenade in C minor “Nachtmusik” (K388) for pairs of oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and natural horns.
Presented by Friends of Chamber Music Stockton: The music of Mozart can be revelatory – particularly when combined with period instruments’ signature transparency and rhythmic verve. Artistic Director Debra Nagy has assembled North America’s finest period-instrument woodwind players for this all-Mozart program including selections from The Magic Flute and Don Giovanni plus Mozart’s transcendent Serenade in C minor “Nachtmusik” (K388) for pairs of oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and natural horns.
Presented by The Alexander Series at East Carolina University: This intimate, colorful chamber music program for oboe and strings celebrates little-known Bohemian and Moravian composers along with the Classical Era’s most enduring genius: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Honoring self-expression and cultural difference, the program explores themes of separation, nostalgia, and homecoming through folk tunes and other traces of Czech cultural identity.
Presented by Rosette Concert Series: This intimate, colorful chamber music program for oboe and strings celebrates little-known Bohemian and Moravian composers along with the Classical Era’s most enduring genius: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Honoring self-expression and cultural difference, the program explores themes of separation, nostalgia, and homecoming through folk tunes and other traces of Czech cultural identity.