The Cantabile Renaissance Band
We played:
Ishmael has agreed to open up and start the meeting on Tuesday,
November 4, Election Day, so we will meet as usual then.
Usual is 7:45 pm on Tuesday at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
We played:
We will be meeting as usual on Tuesdays at 7:45 pm at 233
Broadway, Cambridge, MA. On election day, November 4, we will
meet only if someone volunteers to open up and get the rehearsal
started.
We played:
We played:
We will be meeting as usual on Tuesdays at 7:45 pm at 233
Broadway, Cambridge, MA. On election day, November 4, we will
meet only if someone volunteers to open up and get the rehearsal
started.
The New England Conservaroty of music is having a Festival of Music and
Dance this week. John Tyson, who is one of the organizers,
especially recommends tomorrow’s concert, which
will include Renaissonics playing both Renaissance and Baroque
dance music, as well as world-famous exponents of other dance
styles. All events are free.
There are two events this weekend which could include
performances if enough people wanted to go to them.
We played:
We continue to meet as usual on Tuesday evenings at 7:45 PM at
233 Broadway, Cambridge. Next Tuesday, October 7, will probably
be a small, intimate one, if you’ve been thinking of coming but
are intimidated by the idea of a crowd.
The Loring-Greenough House will present Mignarda playing a lute song
program centered on the music of John
Dowland on Sunday, October 5, at 3pm. For more information
see
the Loring-Greenough website.
The Boston Early Music Festival
presents a program
of Monteverdi
madrigals on Saturday, October 11 at 8pm in Jordan Hall.
We played:
We continue to meet as usual on Tuesday evenings at 7:45
pm.
There is some question about whether there will be a quorum on
October 7, so if you want to come then, let me know, or it might
get cancelled.
We played:
We continue to meet as usual on Tuesdays at 7:45 pm at 233
Broadway, Cambridge.
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We played:
We continue to meet as usual on Tuesdays at 7:45 pm at 233
Broadway, Cambridge.
Jody Wormhoudt writes:
I don’t know the extent of Wellesley College’s publicizing,
so I wanted to mention to you (for yourself and for passing on) a
couple of events next month of interest to Renaissance wind players,
both at Houghton Chapel, and both free as far as I know — Google for
more info from the Wellesley website:
Bruce Dickey, cornetto with Liuwe Tamminga playing the Fisk Organ
Tuesday, October 7, 2014 – 7:00pm
Piffaro Saturday, October 25, 2014 – 8:00pm
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We played:
We will be meeting as usual tomorrow, September 9, at 7:45 at
233 Broadway, Cambridge. David has agreed to open up and start
the rehearsal; I will be there as soon as I can after the polls
close.
We will continue to meet as usual on Tuesdays.
The Boston
Recorder Society is now taking registrations for the 2014-2015
season. They will be continuing their loud wind band, for those
who want a friendly place to play while learning a brass or reed instrument.
The West Gallery
Quire will be meeting as usual on the second Sundays of the
month, starting on September 14.
We played:
We will be meeting weekly on Tuesdays at 7:45pm, at
233 Broadway, Cambridge.
On September 9, there’s an election, so as usual we will meet
then only if someone else opens up or hosts.
I am sad to report that Monte, my sister’s australian shepherd
mix, passed away on Monday. He was a great lover of music until
he lost his hearing. He especially liked singing duets with
cornettos, but long-time Cantabile members remember the
cello/serpent/Monte trio fondly.
We played:
We resume our regular weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 7:45pm, at
233 Broadway, Cambridge.
On September 9, there’s an election, so as usual we will meet
then only if someone else opens up or hosts.
Note that if you aren’t
registered to vote where you want to vote, today, Wednesday,
August 20, is the last day to do so. Most towns will have their
offices open late for this.
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