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Music for a Nation…by A Lady @ Colonial Williamsburg
Hennage Auditorium, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 5:30pm–6:30pm: Open Recital ”Music for a Nation…by A Lady”, by Patricia Garcia Gil and ”A Revolutionary Inspiration”, by Gail Olszewski
Averiguar más »Cultural & Material Histories of Historical Keyboard Instruments Colonial British America; American Revolution
2024 HKSNA Annual Conference in Virginia at Historic Colonial Williamsburg
Averiguar más »“Making a Diference in Early Music” EPLC Mixer
Join the Emerging Professional Leadership Council of Early Music America and engage in conversation with featured members of the team that are working to add to EMA and their community.
Averiguar más »“Our Most Honored Guests” – IDEA project with Assai ad Libitum
“Our most honored guests: Early music for children with special needs.” Assai Ad Libitum is a trio consisting of fortepiano (Patricia García Gil), period violin (Sophie Genevieve Lowe), and period cello (Ryan Lowe). This project, awarded with an Inclusion Diversity Equity and Accessibility grant from the Visual and Performing Arts School at UNCG, aims to inspire young students with special needs in the Greensboro area to have an encounter with early music with a free and disability accessible concert, especially…
Averiguar más »Bloomington Early Music Festival 2024: Early Music in Exile
Assai Ad Libitum Presents “The Great Fear:” Musical Exiles of the French Revolution Patricia Garcia Gil, fortepiano Ryan Lowe, violoncello Sophie Genevieve Lowe, violin Sonatine No. 2 in E minor for Violin and Cello……….Pierre Louis Hus-Desforges (1773-1838) I. All. Maestoso II. Minuetto (14 Minutes) Gavotte for Cello and Pianoforte…………………….Étienne Nicolas Méhul (1763 – 1817) (3 minutes) Sonata No. 1 in D Major for Fortepiano…
Averiguar más »International Fortepiano Salon: Dancing the Minuet to the Fortepiano
The Baroque minuet contained all the musical attributes that would make it remain as the most popular dance form- whether to be danced or not- throughout the 18th century: a pleasing character, a simple texture, and regular, clearly delineated phrases. When playing minuets on the fortepiano, how do you make them dance? By asking a choreographer of course! Join choreographer Julia Bengtsson and fortepianist Patricia Garcia Gil in an exploration of the inherent connection between dance and music. BIOS:…
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