Severall Friends presents a concert illuminating the rich musical traditions from the end of the
Gothic era and the rise of the Renaissance.
From an ensemble, all of whom are experts in medieval performance, comes a performance of
beautiful and highly complex chansons of the late 14th century ars subtilior and limpid French
chansons that also became popular in Italy in the early fifteenth century.
Featuring both voice and instrumental performance on vielle, lute, gittern, harp, recorder,
douçaine, and bagpipe, the program will include works by, among others, Johannes Ciconia,
Trebor, Johannes Senleches, Solage, Guillaume de Machaut, Guillaume Dufay, and Gilles
Binchois, rousing dance music from medieval Florence and finely wrought instrumental
arrangements from the Faenza codex and the Buxheim Organ book.
Details and Tickets: https://capitolearlymusic.org/september-27-2026/
General Admission $40 | Students $15 |
Concert/Workshop Special $35 (one concert ticket with workshop registration)
2026-2027 Season Ticket to all three Capitol Early Music concerts: $105