Report on the September 8 meeting

We played:

• Morley,
  Canzonets
  to two voyces
• Nola,
  Madonn’io
  non lo so perchè lo fai
• Sermisy,
  Martin menait son pourceau au marché
• Crequillon,
  Alix
  avoit aux dens la malerage
• de l’Estocart, Etans
  assis
• Sermisy,
  Je
  ne mange point de porc
• Ravenscroft,
  Come,
  drinke to mee,

Schedule

We will be having our usual dropin meetings on Tuesdays at
7:45 PM at my
place.

We will probably miss the meetings where there are elections,
i.e., November 3, December 8, and January 19, if the Cambridge
Election Committee continues to hire me to serve as an official.

We may also miss one or two more meetings in December. But for
September and October, assume there are regular dropin meetings.

Other events

I’ll be playing at Arts
around the Block in Fall River on Sunday, September 20.

John Tyson will be offering a Renaissance Chamber
Music course. He says:

I wanted to let you know that I will be continuing the wonderful course which
we did at the Boston Recorder Society last year. It is a Renaissance Chamber
Music course entirely from the original period notation (as it should be!) and
is open to players of ALL Renaissance instruments as well as singers.
Attached and copied below is information. Please let me know if you have any
questions.

Meetings will be at my home in Cambridge. Schedule is TBA but we hope to
begin by next week and continue through the First Semester.

16th Century Chamber Music of Josquin and the Franco-Flemish masters,

Elizabethan Madrigals, Dance Music, and more,

Directed by

JOHN TYSON :

faculty – New England Conservatory,

director – Renaissonics,

TysonTsurutani@gmail.com

617 661 3353