Calendar of Events - American Recorder Society
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Second Level Beginners' Class with Jennifer Carpenter (Soprano/Tenor)
9/23/2024 - 10/3/2024
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ARS Annual Members' Meeting Held Via Zoom, October 19, 2024
10/19/2024
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Events in the month of October 2024
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10/19/2024
Led by Carol Mishler, this meeting will be a great opportunity to learn what ARS has been up to in the past year. ARS members may be wondering where the organization is putting its focus. How does the ARS plan to maintain and build on the progress made in the past couple of years? The Annual Meeting addresses questions such as these and offers a question and answer session between members and the ARS Board.

To add an agenda item, email Administrative Director Susan Burns at director@americanrecorder.org.

Sign up to receive a link to attend the ARS Annual Meeting, held this year via Zoom, on Saturday, October 19, 2024, at 3:00 p.m. EDT.  You will receive a link to the Zoom meeting, both in your confirmation email and in a reminder email a few days in advance.

When asked for your email address, be sure to use the email address associated with your ARS member record (where ARS membership renewal invoices are sent).

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10/15/2024
The Old Avoca Schoolhouse in Avoca, Nebraska will be streaming three on line Wedding Fiddling Tunes for Two Workshops for violins, violas, cellos, basses, mandolins, and soprano recorder.

The 38 classical and traditional fiddling tunes in this collection are organized in the order of the festivities at a traditional wedding.  This comes in handy when selecting songs with the bride-to-be, and when it’s time to play.  Helpful hints to help ease your way are scattered throughout the book.


The Workshops will be on Tuesday, October 15, 7 PM, Central Time, Wednesday, October 16, 10 AM, Central Time, and Friday, October 18, 7 PM, Central Time.

Different tunes will be played at each session.

We will read, play, and discuss various survival skills for these charming pieces.  A treble clef version of the sheet music for the tunes being played will be displayed on the screen during the workshop.

There is limited enrollment, and pre-registration is required.  The cost for each workshop is $10.00.

The cost of each optional book is $15.00 (includes shipping if ordered with workshop registration). To read reviews of the Wedding Fiddling Tunes for Two collection, click on the following link:
https://www.greenblattandseay.com/book_42_wedding.shtml

For more information, and to register for the workshop:

https://www.greenblattandseay.com/workshops_wedding.shtml

 

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10/26/2024
 -10/27/2024

A workshop dedicated to recorder players!
October 26-27, 2024 
Ella Baker School New York, NY
Directed by 
Valerie Horst and Wendy Powers

Faculty:
Valerie Horst (Recorder)
Rachel Begley (Recorder)
Deborah Booth (Recorder & Flute)
Eric Haas (Recorder & Flute)
Susan Iadone (Recorder)
Wendy Powers (Recorder & Early Notation)
Sian Ricketts (Recorder)
Nina Stern (Recorder)

Tuition:
 $ 230
Work Study Tuition:
 $ 115
 
Registration opens soon! 
❦  Four class sessions on Saturday, and three on Sunday 
❦  Spacious and well lighted classrooms 
❦  The Von Huene Shop will be on hand with a great collection of music, instruments, accessories 
❦  Some classes for large instruments 
❦  Persian group dinner at Persepolis Restaurant Saturday evening (optional, not included with tuition)

The Ella Baker School is at 317 East 67th Street in Manhattan, between First and Second Avenues, on the third floor within the Julia Richman Education Complex.
 
CityRecorder! 2024 Class Topics
❦ A Rich Fantasy Life; Music of Jakob Obrecht  ❦ French Suites ❦ Eternal Telemann  ❦ Early Black composers (Vicente Lusitano and Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de St.-George) ❦ the Birth of the Madrigal ❦ Iconic Benjamin Britten ❦ Guillaume de Machaut  ❦ Music of Spring (yes, Spring!)

Covid Policy: Participants will be required to test on the Friday and Saturday before attending.

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10/26/2024
 -10/27/2024

A workshop dedicated to recorder players!
Directed by Valerie Horst and Wendy Powers

Faculty: Valerie Horst, Rachel Begley, Deborah Booth, Eric Haas, Sussan Hellauer, Susan Iadone, Wendy Powers, Sian Ricketts, and Nina Stern.

  Four class sessions on Saturday, and three on Sunday 
  Spacious and well lighted classrooms 
  The Von Huene Shop will be on hand with a great collection of music, instruments, accessories 
 Some classes for large instruments 
  Persian group dinner at Persepolis Restaurant Saturday evening (optional, not included with tuition)

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10/27/2024
 -11/2/2024

Share your musical gifts during a week-long intensive early music workshop. Enhance your skills in small classes each day taught by expert instructors with emphasis on improving technique and playing with ensembles – master classes and consort classes. The workshop includes four daily classes, morning exercise/stretches, impromptu group playing, and a daily happy hour. Wednesday includes a free afternoon to explore the beautiful Monterey area, play music, or just relax! There is a faculty concert and at the end of the week participants perform in an orchestra ensemble, then celebrate the last evening with an open mic party.

The workshop 2024 theme is Continental Connections: Exploring the relationships between native composers and émigrés in Italy and Germany from 1300 – 1750 and beyond. Musicians often traveled far from home, going where the work called them. European courts vied for the best composers, singers, and instrumentalists, luring them with competing salaries and prestigious positions. The result? A rich blend of Franco-Flemish with Italian styles, and English and Italian influences on German genres. This year we’ll explore the distinct styles of these countries and the gorgeous new sounds created by contact with “foreign” composers and colleagues.

The workshop takes place at the Hidden Valley Music Seminars, An Institute of the Arts in Carmel Valley, California, nestled amongst oak and buckeye trees below majestic hillsides. Along with our rich opportunities for music making, bird watching, walking, and many other local activities can be enjoyed nearby.

This program is for intermediate to advanced recorder and viola da gamba players. Recorder players must be able to play at least two sizes (at least one F instrument and one C instrument).

Registration Deadline: All Road Scholar programs close enrollment 35 days before they start. This means that you MUST register for the Early Music Workshop week #1 through Road Scholar by Saturday September 21st. Road Scholar does not offer any exceptions to this rule.


 

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The American Recorder Society provides this calendar as a convenience to our members. Event information is provided by the event sponsors, and any questions should be submitted to the contact in the event listing.