Author: Laura Conrad

Meeting report

We played:

• Arcadelt,
  Nous
  voyons que les hommes
• Morley:
  ,
  See, see mine own sweet jewel, Do
  you not know, God
  morrow, fair ladies
• Purcell:
  Cakes
  and ale, ‘Tis
  women
• Ravenscroft,
  He
  that will an alehouse keep

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.

Meeting Report

We played:

• Arcadelt:
  Dormend’un
  Giorno, Il
  bianco e dolci cigno
• Dowland,
  All
  ye whom love or fortune hath betraid
• Purcell,
  ‘Tis
  women
• Smith,
  To
  Anacreon in heaven
• Ravenscroft,
  He
  that will an alehouse keep

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.

Meeting Report

We played:

• Susato Galliards
• English country dances arranged by Giesbert
• Lupacchino:
  Numbers
  1
  and 2 from Il
  Primo Libro a due voci
• Numbers 129 and 131 from The
  Catch Club, or Merry Companions

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.

Meeting Report

We played:

• Lassus,
  Justus
  cor suum
• Ockeghem,
  Ma
  bouche rit
• Bennet,
  All
  creatures now are merry
• Wilbye,
  Weep,
  weep mine eyes

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.

Meeting Report

We played:

• Lassus,
  Justi
  tulerunt spolia impiorum
• Wilbye:
  O
  what shall I do?, Weep
  o mine eyes, Fly
  love aloft
• Willaert,
  Or
  suis je bien

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.

Playing Opportunities

Two of the organizations that support amateur playing and
singing in the Boston area are starting their 2018-2019 seasons
this Sunday (September 16):

• The West
  Gallery Quire will be meeting at 2pm at Newton Highlands Congregational
  Church. In addition to being friendly to all melody
  instruments, it’s also the best place around here to get the
  experience of singing with a serpent.
• The Boston
  Recorder Society will be meeting at 6:30pm at Lesley
  University. They welcome recorders, early flutes and
  strings in their regular groups, and have been hosting a very
  good early loud winds group. If you haven’t been before, your
  first meeting is free.

Concert Announcement

In Stile Moderno
will be playing on Saturday, September 22, at 7:30 pm, at the
Cambridge Friends Meeting House, 3 Longfellow Park in Cambridge.
The program will focus on early 17th century music of voice,
cornetto and strings.

Meeting report

I was ensuring free and fair elections in precinct 10-3 and
didn’t get home until almost the end, but
Ishmael tells me people played:

• Lots of Susato
• 
  Morley, Hould
  out my heart
• Farmer,
  Fair
  Phyllis
• Mundy,
  My
  prime of youth
• Wilbye,
  Thus
  saith my Chloris bright

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.

Meeting Report

We played:

• Lassus,
  Justus
  cor suum
• Weelkes,
  Fowre
  arms, two neckes, one wreathing
• East: Turne round about, How merrily we live
• Guerrero,
  Canite
  tuba
• East,
  Hence,
  stars, to dim of light

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.

Meeting Report

We played:

• Giamberti duos
• Bicinia:
  Beatus
  Vir, Beatus
  homo, O
  Maria mater pia, Oculus
  non vidit
• Morley,
  Where
  art thou wanton?
• Sermisy, Changeons propos

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.

Meeting report:

We played:

• Morley:
  La
  Sampogna, La
  Sirena, La
  Torello
• de
  la Rue, Nos debemus gratias agere
• Busnois,
  Fortuna
  desperata
• Byrd,
  The
  Nightingale

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.

Concert

The Wakefield Summer Band, with Laura Conrad on trombone, plays
its last concert of the summer on Friday,
August 17 at 6:30pm on the Wakefield
Common, overlooking Lake Quannapowitt. If
it rains, it will be in the First
Congregational Church hall. There will be
a music-sorting party afterwards.

Meeting Report

We played:

• Hayne
  van Ghizeghem, De
  tous biens plaine
• Guerrero,
  Benedictus,
  de la misa Dormendo un giorno
• Isaac,
  Ein
  Frolich wesenth
• Bransles from Praetorius’ Terpsichore
• Dowland:
  
  Come away, come sweet love, All
  ye, whom love or fortune hath betraid

Schedule

We meet Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.