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2009-2010 Concert Season
Sunday, February 21, 2010, 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Early Music Day
Full Schedule:
Recital Hall, Noon-12:30 pm: "Early Music Lately: An Introduction to Early Music Day" Talk given by David Blake
Breakout sessions 12:30-2:30:
Second floor lounge "Early Wind Instruments" featuring John Bracco recorders/Stephen Gamboa cornet
Room 2310: "The G violone" A Lecture Recital featuring Jessica Powell
Room 2315: "Harpsichord Building & Tuning" featuring Bostonian harpsichord maker Allan Winkler
Room 2318: "The Virginal" featuring Anna Parkitna
Room 2322: Ongoing harpsichord concert featuring Professor Arthur Haas and his graduate students
Room 2343: "The Fortepiano" featuring Marie Blair
Room 3317: "Continuo Playing" featuring Sarah Biber Baroque cello, Josh Schwalbach double bass and tenor viol, and Daniel Corneliussen harpsichord
Room 3319: "Baroque violin" featuring Elizabeth York
Room 3331: "Harpsichord lessons" featuring various teachers
Voice studio: "The Voice and Early Music" featuring Elena Mindlina and Samantha Guevrekian
Bass studio: "Baroque guitar" featuring Yannis Petridis
Recital Hall 2:30-3 pm: "Francesco Cavalli's Eliogabalo: A Tale of Two Operas" Talk given by Professor Mauro Calcagno
BAROQUE SUNDAYS AT THREE SERIES
Sunday, October 18, 2009, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three presents “Strike the Viol”
New York’s hottest viola da gamba duo will present a fascinating program of Renaissance and Baroque treasures from the courts of Europe. Bach and Handel will be featured along with other lesser known masters.
Sunday, November 15, 2009, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three present “Court, Chapel, and Countryside”
Stony Brook Baroque Players, made up of the cream of the crop of graduate students from our own music department will delight you with 17th and 18th century vocal and instrumental music blending fiery virtuosity and heart-felt sensuousness. A great way to start off your holiday season!
Sunday, February 21, 2010, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three presents “Love Songs and More”
ANIMA – a new and very wild chamber group on the New York early music scene featuring soprano, baroque harp, baroque violin, lirone, and theorbo will thrill you with their improvisatory approach to dramatic love songs and brilliant virtuosity.
Sunday, March 21, 2010, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three presents “Recorder Madness”
Renowned Dutch recorderist, Reine-Marie Verhagen, and NY’s own Nina Stern will join with harpsichordist, Arthur Haas, for an afternoon of 17th and 18th century gems for woodwinds and continuo. Come celebrate Bach’s birthday with us!
Sunday, April 25, 2010, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three presents “Triumph of the Muses”
The Stony Brook Baroque Players end their season with an afternoon of profound and sensual music-making featuring some of Long Island’s finest young musicians with masterpieces from the 17th-18th centuries.