BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID://ARSO//482422 BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260509T090311 VTIMEZONE:America/New_York DTSTART:20260206T230000Z DTEND:20260207T003000Z UID:482422 SUMMARY:Tristalegría! by Vientos y Cuerdas LOCATION: DESCRIPTION:Tristalegría! by Vientos y Cuerdas\n\n02/06/26 06:00 PM EST\n - 02/06/26 07:30 PM EST\Description:\nConcert at Epiphany Lutheran Church,\n790 S. Corona Street (at Ohio), Denver\n\nWe kick off the New Year with an inaugural program from the ensemble Vientos y Cuerdas. "Tristalegría!" will feature both Spanish music and traditional tunes of the Sephardic diaspora from the Medieval to the early Baroque eras. Join us for a musical journey exploring diversely rich Spanish dances, soulful songs from the Cantigas de Santa Maria, and Judeo-Spanish tunes that tell stories of resilience, love, and the vibrant cultural memory of the exile of the Jews from the Iberian Peninsula. The vibrant and energetic works of Ortiz, Cabezón, de la Torre, and others will be interspersed with alluring, intimate, and improvisatory Sephardic tunes.\n\nThe Performers\n     Jennifer Carpenter, recorders, bagpipe, and percussion\n     Ann Marie Morgan, gambas and voice\n     Keith Barnhart, plucked instruments and percussion\n\nThe Program\nAlborada – Traditional Basque Tune\nRecercada prima sobre "La Spagna" – Diego Ortiz (c. 1517 - c. 1570)\nAlta "La Spagna," – Francisco de la Torre (1460-1504)\n    from Cancionero da palacio (c1475 - c1615)\nTraditional Sephardic Tunes\n     Nani, Nani\n     Cuando El Rey Nimrod\n     Avrix, my galanica\nCantigas de Santa Maria (1252) – Anonymous (13th century)\n     Cantiga 42: A Virgen mui gloriosa\n     Cantiga 100: Santa Maria Strela Da Dia\n     Cantiga 123: De Santa Maria sinai quai \nPavana con su glosa – Antonio de Cabezón (1510-66)\nDiferencias Tres sobre el canto "llana de la alta" – Cabezón\nMorena me llaman – Traditional Sephardic Tune\nFantasia sobre Morena me llaman – David Loeb (b. 1939)\nCancionero da palacio\n     El triste que nunca os vio – Francesco de Peñalosa (1470-1528)\n     Danza Alta – F. de la Torre\nTraditional Sephardic Tunes\n     Adio querid\n     Esta Montaña\n     Rahelica baila\n\n\nAbout the Program\nComplimentary wine, drinks, and snacks are available to our in-person patrons and are included in the price of your ticket. If you would like to leave an additional "tip" that goes to the musicians, please use the basket on the refreshments table at the concert.\n\nDoors to the concert open at 5:30 pm. You can be seated any time after that. The room is reserved for the musicians up to that time.\n\nEpiphany Lutheran Church has a ramp-accessible entrance on the alley side of the church. The alley lies between Downing and Corona Streets. It can be entered easily from Ohio Avenue. When approaching from Downing turn right; from Corona turn left. There are parking spots available from the alley on the church's property; these are available for persons who have mobility issues or who want to avoid stairs.\n\nWe encourage you to come to our concerts with whatever health protection seems right for you. We ask that you monitor your own health and attend only if you are symptom-free and uninfected.\n\nThe concert is live-streamed to our online patrons. In the case of a live-stream system crash during the concert, the concert recording will be made available to online patrons, usually within 24 hours after the concert. The concert recording link is also sent to in-person patrons. Access to the recording is available to all ticket-holders for one month after the concert. You may view it as many times as you like with as many people as you like, but we ask that you please refrain from sharing the link with others.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Tristalegría! by Vientos y Cuerdas

02/06/26 06:00 PM EST - 02/06/26 07:30 PM EST
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Concert at Epiphany Lutheran Church,
790 S. Corona Street (at Ohio), Denver

We kick off the New Year with an inaugural program from the ensemble Vientos y Cuerdas. "Tristalegría!" will feature both Spanish music and traditional tunes of the Sephardic diaspora from the Medieval to the early Baroque eras. Join us for a musical journey exploring diversely rich Spanish dances, soulful songs from the Cantigas de Santa Maria, and Judeo-Spanish tunes that tell stories of resilience, love, and the vibrant cultural memory of the exile of the Jews from the Iberian Peninsula. The vibrant and energetic works of Ortiz, Cabezón, de la Torre, and others will be interspersed with alluring, intimate, and improvisatory Sephardic tunes.

The Performers
     Jennifer Carpenter, recorders, bagpipe, and percussion
     Ann Marie Morgan, gambas and voice
     Keith Barnhart, plucked instruments and percussion

The Program
Alborada – Traditional Basque Tune
Recercada prima sobre "La Spagna" – Diego Ortiz (c. 1517 - c. 1570)
Alta "La Spagna," – Francisco de la Torre (1460-1504)
    from Cancionero da palacio (c1475 - c1615)
Traditional Sephardic Tunes
     Nani, Nani
     Cuando El Rey Nimrod
     Avrix, my galanica
Cantigas de Santa Maria (1252) – Anonymous (13th century)
     Cantiga 42: A Virgen mui gloriosa
     Cantiga 100: Santa Maria Strela Da Dia
     Cantiga 123: De Santa Maria sinai quai 
Pavana con su glosa – Antonio de Cabezón (1510-66)
Diferencias Tres sobre el canto "llana de la alta" – Cabezón
Morena me llaman – Traditional Sephardic Tune
Fantasia sobre Morena me llaman – David Loeb (b. 1939)
Cancionero da palacio
     El triste que nunca os vio – Francesco de Peñalosa (1470-1528)
     Danza Alta – F. de la Torre
Traditional Sephardic Tunes
     Adio querid
     Esta Montaña
     Rahelica baila


About the Program
Complimentary wine, drinks, and snacks are available to our in-person patrons and are included in the price of your ticket. If you would like to leave an additional "tip" that goes to the musicians, please use the basket on the refreshments table at the concert.

Doors to the concert open at 5:30 pm. You can be seated any time after that. The room is reserved for the musicians up to that time.

Epiphany Lutheran Church has a ramp-accessible entrance on the alley side of the church. The alley lies between Downing and Corona Streets. It can be entered easily from Ohio Avenue. When approaching from Downing turn right; from Corona turn left. There are parking spots available from the alley on the church's property; these are available for persons who have mobility issues or who want to avoid stairs.

We encourage you to come to our concerts with whatever health protection seems right for you. We ask that you monitor your own health and attend only if you are symptom-free and uninfected.

The concert is live-streamed to our online patrons. In the case of a live-stream system crash during the concert, the concert recording will be made available to online patrons, usually within 24 hours after the concert. The concert recording link is also sent to in-person patrons. Access to the recording is available to all ticket-holders for one month after the concert. You may view it as many times as you like with as many people as you like, but we ask that you please refrain from sharing the link with others.

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