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Saturday, June 19th at 11:30 AM and event concludes at 6 PM
Tickets are general admission:
WGBH Member ticket $10; Non-Members $20
(Click to purchase tickets)
Come celebrate 99.5 All Classical’s new place in the cultural life of New England!
It’s a classical music experience unlike any other: demonstrations, displays, and performances all designed to put you at the center of the music.
Some historians refer to the 18th century as the “Age of Women.” This program features works by three woman composers of the time: Wilhelmine, Princess of Prussia and Margravine of Bayreuth, Anna Bon, and Maria Teresa Agnesi.Featured soloist will be the internationally acclaimed soprano, Julianne Baird, accompanied by an ensemble performing on period instruments.
Julianne Baird, soprano
Laura Gulley, violin; Joyce Alper, oboe
Ruth McKay, organ; Akiko Sato, harpsichord
Janet Haas, violone; Laury Gutiérrez, viola da gamba, director
Tuesday June 22 at 8:00 PM
St. Peter's Church, 320 Boston Post Rd., Weston MA
Wednesday June 23 at 8:00 PM
The Chapel At West Parish, 129 Reservation Rd., Andover MA
Thursday June 24 at 8:00 PM
Lindsey Chapel, Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury St., Boston MA
A rare chance to hear instrumental and vocal music, including several world premieres, by three 18th-century composers: Maria Teresa Agnesi, Maddalena Lombardini, and Anna Bon. Some historians refer to the 18th century as the “Age of Women.” This was especially true in the Austrian Lombardy, which exhibited progressive and enlightened views on women and society. A good example is Maria Teresa Agnesi, a native of Milan who found patronage and an appreciative audience in Lombardy (and elsewhere in Europe). Agnesi’s patrons included Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria, whose father, Leopold I, was one of Mozart’s patrons. Similarly, Anna Bon enjoyed the patronage of another prominent German woman, Princess Wilhelmine of Prussia. The third featured composer, Maddalena Lombardini, left her native Italy in order to find musical success elsewhere in Europe as a composer and performer. The works on this program range from delightful pastoral arias to the more typical Italian drama of unrequited love, interspersed with instrumental music.
Christine Faulkner, soprano
Sarah Darling, Laura Gulley, violins
Akiko Sato, fortepiano
Janet Haas, violone
Laury Gutiérrez, viola da gamba, director
Sunday October 17, 4:00 PM
Kiggins Hall, Emma Willard School in Troy, New York
285 Pawling Avenue (Route 66) in Troy, NY.
Renee Rapier, contralto
Sarah Darling, Laura Gulley, violins; Jane Starkman, viola
Ruth McKay, harpsichord, Akiko Sato, harpsichord, organ
Janet Haas, violone; Laury Gutiérrez, viola da gamba, director
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