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Andrea Graichen | Maine Classical Beat

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Tag Archives: Andrea Graichen. The Thinking Man’s Christmas Concert. December 14, 2016. Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Dec 14, 2016. Since its founding in 2008, St. Mary Schola, under the direction of Bruce Fithian, has become so widely appreciated for its performance of music from the medieval, Renaissance and Baroque eras that it has outgrown its place of origin, the Church of St. Mary in Falmouth. The Schola approached modernity with Os Justi by Anton Bruckner (1824-1896), but can be forgiven...

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Democracy in Music | Maine Classical Beat

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Can there be democracy in music? Paul Winter, whose CDs have won seven Grammy awards (so far) thinks so, and after a weekend class with him at Rowe Conference Center in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, I tend to agree. My art teacher used to say that anyone who can sign his name can draw. Winter demonstrated that anyone who can hold a conversation can produce music, alone or in an ensemble. All you need to do is listen. Since there was no right or wrong, there were no wrong notes, and with that f...

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Bruce Fithian | Maine Classical Beat

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Tag Archives: Bruce Fithian. Oratorio Chorale: A Bach Festival Preview. February 27, 2017. St Paul’s Episcopal Church, Brunswick. Feb 26, 2017. It would be advisable to buy tickets immediately to the Portland Bach Festival ,June 19-24. The first one, in 2016, was an immediate success, and the Oratorio Chorale’s Bach concert on Sunday, a sort-of preview of the summer programs, was sold out. The otherwise astute program notes did not identify soloists in specific sections, but those with individual bass vo...

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Renaissance Voices a Christmas Gift | Maine Classical Beat

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Renaissance Voices a Christmas Gift. December 18, 2016. Cathedral Church of St. Luke. Dec 17, 2016. The Renaissance Voices Christmas concerts, conducted by Harold Stover, have become so popular over the years that the large Cathedral Church of St. Luke was still about half full on Saturday night, in spite of snow and bitter cold that cancelled other events. The first half of the program ended with a rapid, rhythmical Facta est cum angelo, by Italian composer Girolamo Baglioni (c, 1575-1608). Opening the ...

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The Thinking Man’s Christmas Concert | Maine Classical Beat

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The Thinking Man’s Christmas Concert. December 14, 2016. Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Dec 14, 2016. Since its founding in 2008, St. Mary Schola, under the direction of Bruce Fithian, has become so widely appreciated for its performance of music from the medieval, Renaissance and Baroque eras that it has outgrown its place of origin, the Church of St. Mary in Falmouth. The recorders were particularly striking in the ritornellos of a Dutch 15th Century In Dulci Jubillo. The Schola approached mod...

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Hugo Distler | Maine Classical Beat

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Tag Archives: Hugo Distler. Renaissance Voices a Christmas Gift. December 18, 2016. Cathedral Church of St. Luke. Dec 17, 2016. The Renaissance Voices Christmas concerts, conducted by Harold Stover, have become so popular over the years that the large Cathedral Church of St. Luke was still about half full on Saturday night, in spite of snow and bitter cold that cancelled other events. Opening the second half was Come ye lofty, come ye lowly by Gustave Holst (1874-1934), another imitation, this time of a ...

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Bruckner | Maine Classical Beat

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The Thinking Man’s Christmas Concert. December 14, 2016. Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Dec 14, 2016. Since its founding in 2008, St. Mary Schola, under the direction of Bruce Fithian, has become so widely appreciated for its performance of music from the medieval, Renaissance and Baroque eras that it has outgrown its place of origin, the Church of St. Mary in Falmouth. The recorders were particularly striking in the ritornellos of a Dutch 15th Century In Dulci Jubillo. The Schola approached mod...

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Crys Armbrust | Maine Classical Beat

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Tag Archives: Crys Armbrust. Renaissance Voices a Christmas Gift. December 18, 2016. Cathedral Church of St. Luke. Dec 17, 2016. The Renaissance Voices Christmas concerts, conducted by Harold Stover, have become so popular over the years that the large Cathedral Church of St. Luke was still about half full on Saturday night, in spite of snow and bitter cold that cancelled other events. Opening the second half was Come ye lofty, come ye lowly by Gustave Holst (1874-1934), another imitation, this time of a...

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Bach | Maine Classical Beat

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Oratorio Chorale: A Bach Festival Preview. February 27, 2017. St Paul’s Episcopal Church, Brunswick. Feb 26, 2017. It would be advisable to buy tickets immediately to the Portland Bach Festival ,June 19-24. The first one, in 2016, was an immediate success, and the Oratorio Chorale’s Bach concert on Sunday, a sort-of preview of the summer programs, was sold out. The otherwise astute program notes did not identify soloists in specific sections, but those with individual bass voices were well balanced. ...