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Please join us with guest music leader Anne Timberlake as she lead us through: Viva la Musica! Jack Kerouac called music “the only truth.” For composers, it's also bread and life– and sometimes muse. We'll get "meta" this workshop, exploring the surprisingly rich tradition of music about... music. Over hundreds of years and across a broad swatch of geography, composers have crafted musical paeans to the glory of their art. We'll play music about the power of music, the sweetness of song, and even specific instruments, as penned by a diverse array of Renaissance and Baroque composers including Ludwig Senfl, Henry Purcell, and Thomas Tompkins.
