5/7/2023
Sunday, May 7, 20239:30 AM - 2:00 PM
"MUSIC FROM THE RENAISSANCE TO TODAY"
A HALF DAY WORKSHOP WITH LAWRENCE LIPNIK AND MEMBERS OF THE FARALLON RECORDER QUARTET (LETITIA BERLIN AND FRANCES BLAKER)
Cost: $75
A workshop in New York City, NY, for intermediate to advanced players. Enrollment is limited to 20 people. Workshop participants receive a discount to the Farallon and Parthenia concert on May 6.
Click HERE for more info.
5/7/2023
Capitol Early Music presents:
Celebrating its 35th season, the Peabody Renaissance Ensemble joins forces with the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company and the Baltimore Baroque Band to present music and scenes from Shakespeare and excerpts from Purcell’s Tempest.
Every five years the Peabody Renaissance Ensemble travels to Washington to share its musicianship and creativity with our community. Mark Cudek, founder and director of the Ensemble, retires at the end of next season. So, this is his final visit to Washington with the Ensemble.
5/7/2023
Playing the recorder brings us great joy on many levels, including the sense of accomplishment we feel when it goes well from beginning to end! But along the way, when little mistakes happen, such as playing the wrong note (or fingering) or stumbling on a rhythm, the temptation is often to correct it on the spot. In this workshop we will practice ways for you to find your way back into the music if should you lose your place. We’ll listen carefully to the music and learn to understand what is heard – in your own part as well as in others. Even if you’re playing from a single part rather than a score, you can learn how to catch up with the rest of the ensemble in the recording, and never let on that you were lost in the first place.5/9/2023
*for folks who play violin/fiddle, viola, cello, bass, mandolin, soprano recorder, and alto recorder*During these workshops we will play and discuss tunes from the “Ukrainian Fiddle Tunes for Two” series. For the most part different tunes will be played at each session. A treble clef version of the sheet music for the tunes being played will be displayed on Zoom’s screen during the workshop. The cost for each workshop is $10.00. The cost of each optional book is $15.00 (includes shipping within the U.S. if ordered with workshop registration).
Click HERE to register.
5/9/2023
Online Recorder WorkshopVia Google meet
For Intermediate and advance students
Pitch: 440Hz
Subject: Bartolomeo da Selma y Salaverde, a composer to discover
With: Claudia Gantívar
Claudia holds a Master of Arts in Recorder Performance from the Conservatory of Music in Geneva, Switzerland (2004). She has performed and taught in Europe, US and South America. She has recorded with the Ensemble Elyma (Switzerland, 1997), Musica ficta (Colombia, 2007), Esfera Armoniosa; www.esferaarmoniosa.com (Colombia, 2009, and 2015). After moving to the USA in 2009, she collaborated in the Early Music program at the Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida. Then, in California, where she lived for ten years, she was a guest conductor at several Recorder Workshops, and served as a member of the faculty of the SFEMS Recorder Workshop. She has also played many times as a soloist in the Santa Cruz Baroque Music Festival and with different ensembles in the area like the California Bach Society, the American Bach Soloists, and the Farallon Recorder Quartet. As a teacher, Claudia was part of the faculty in the Community School and Music and Arts in Mountain View until she returned to Florida on June 2021.
Four sessions:
Tuesdays: 05/09, 05/16, 05/23, 05/30-2023
Time: 5pm to 6pm (ET) 2pm to 3pm (PT) ;
Outline: Bartolomeo da Selma y Salaverde was a great composer from Spain, he was very influenced by all the Italian great masters in the early baroque period. He was a virtuoso dulcian player, but many of his music can be played in the recorder. I suggest to use sopranos and tenors for this workshop and let’s discover together some divisions, sonatas, and dances composed by this terrific composer.
You will receive a folder with all the music that we will be performing for this workshop ahead of time.
Each individual class is $25 (I will need at least three students to start this class).
Payments and registrations via Paypal: cgantivar@yahoo.com
5/10/2023
*for folks who play violin/fiddle, viola, cello, bass, mandolin, soprano recorder, and alto recorder*During these workshops we will play and discuss tunes from the “Ukrainian Fiddle Tunes for Two” series. For the most part different tunes will be played at each session. A treble clef version of the sheet music for the tunes being played will be displayed on Zoom’s screen during the workshop. The cost for each workshop is $10.00. The cost of each optional book is $15.00 (includes shipping within the U.S. if ordered with workshop registration).
Click HERE to register.
5/12/2023
*for folks who play violin/fiddle, viola, cello, bass, mandolin, soprano recorder, and alto recorder*During these workshops we will play and discuss tunes from the “Ukrainian Fiddle Tunes for Two” series. For the most part different tunes will be played at each session. A treble clef version of the sheet music for the tunes being played will be displayed on Zoom’s screen during the workshop. The cost for each workshop is $10.00. The cost of each optional book is $15.00 (includes shipping within the U.S. if ordered with workshop registration).
Click HERE to register.
5/15/2023
Applications are now being accepted for the 2023 Thomas Zajac Memorial Scholarship. This biennial award from Early Music America provides $1,500 to support an early-music performer and/or scholar in pursuit of specialized study in regional and/or folk traditions, instruments or styles, for the purpose of exploring cultural interconnections in early music.Deadline: Monday, May 15, 2023
Click HERE for more info.
5/16/2023
Online Recorder WorkshopVia Google meet
For Intermediate and advance students
Pitch: 440Hz
Subject: Bartolomeo da Selma y Salaverde, a composer to discover
With: Claudia Gantívar
Claudia holds a Master of Arts in Recorder Performance from the Conservatory of Music in Geneva, Switzerland (2004). She has performed and taught in Europe, US and South America. She has recorded with the Ensemble Elyma (Switzerland, 1997), Musica ficta (Colombia, 2007), Esfera Armoniosa; www.esferaarmoniosa.com (Colombia, 2009, and 2015). After moving to the USA in 2009, she collaborated in the Early Music program at the Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida. Then, in California, where she lived for ten years, she was a guest conductor at several Recorder Workshops, and served as a member of the faculty of the SFEMS Recorder Workshop. She has also played many times as a soloist in the Santa Cruz Baroque Music Festival and with different ensembles in the area like the California Bach Society, the American Bach Soloists, and the Farallon Recorder Quartet. As a teacher, Claudia was part of the faculty in the Community School and Music and Arts in Mountain View until she returned to Florida on June 2021.
Four sessions:
Tuesdays: 05/09, 05/16, 05/23, 05/30-2023
Time: 5pm to 6pm (ET) 2pm to 3pm (PT) ;
Outline: Bartolomeo da Selma y Salaverde was a great composer from Spain, he was very influenced by all the Italian great masters in the early baroque period. He was a virtuoso dulcian player, but many of his music can be played in the recorder. I suggest to use sopranos and tenors for this workshop and let’s discover together some divisions, sonatas, and dances composed by this terrific composer.
You will receive a folder with all the music that we will be performing for this workshop ahead of time.
Each individual class is $25 (I will need at least three students to start this class).
Payments and registrations via Paypal: cgantivar@yahoo.com
5/17/2023
Attend all six (one more than last season!!) of this season’s Wednesday Webinars at a special price! Includes automatic access to webinars on August 31, October 5, November 16, January 25, March 8, and May 17.
All webinars take place via Zoom on Wednesday evenings at 7:00 PM US CT (8:00 PM ET, 6:00 PM MT, 5:00 PM PT).
Upon purchase, you’ll receive a link to download a PDF containing Zoom invites for all six webinars. Save money on the single ticket price! All webinars include limited streaming access to the replay.
https://www.annetimberlake.com/webinars/wednesday-webinar-season-pass-2021-2022
Questions? Prefer to pay offline? Contact me at anne@annetimberlake.com
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5/20/2023
Please join us with guest music leader Heloise Degrugillier.
Ooh La La! Our menu for the day will be a Feast of French Music! We will start in the 15th century, and, with various stops along the way, time-travel all the way to the 20th century. As part of this varied selection of pieces, there will be some with simplified parts for those who might otherwise be overwhelmed, as well as some additional challenges for players who want to be stretched. Bon Appetit!
Ooh La La! Our menu for the day will be a Feast of French Music! We will start in the 15th century, and, with various stops along the way, time-travel all the way to the 20th century. As part of this varied selection of pieces, there will be some with simplified parts for those who might otherwise be overwhelmed, as well as some additional challenges for players who want to be stretched. Bon Appetit!
5/22/2023
Add structure to your life and practice routine! Each half-hour technique class will feature 15 minutes of breathing, tone, tonguing, or coordination warm ups for all levels; followed by 15 minutes of advanced technique taken from excerpts in baroque repertoire.This is a rolling enrollment, so you can sign up at any time. You can purchase 5 classes for $100.
Contact Sarah Cantor at cantornote@icloud.com to register; or visit cantornote.com for more information.
5/23/2023
Online Recorder WorkshopVia Google meet
For Intermediate and advance students
Pitch: 440Hz
Subject: Bartolomeo da Selma y Salaverde, a composer to discover
With: Claudia Gantívar
Claudia holds a Master of Arts in Recorder Performance from the Conservatory of Music in Geneva, Switzerland (2004). She has performed and taught in Europe, US and South America. She has recorded with the Ensemble Elyma (Switzerland, 1997), Musica ficta (Colombia, 2007), Esfera Armoniosa; www.esferaarmoniosa.com (Colombia, 2009, and 2015). After moving to the USA in 2009, she collaborated in the Early Music program at the Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida. Then, in California, where she lived for ten years, she was a guest conductor at several Recorder Workshops, and served as a member of the faculty of the SFEMS Recorder Workshop. She has also played many times as a soloist in the Santa Cruz Baroque Music Festival and with different ensembles in the area like the California Bach Society, the American Bach Soloists, and the Farallon Recorder Quartet. As a teacher, Claudia was part of the faculty in the Community School and Music and Arts in Mountain View until she returned to Florida on June 2021.
Four sessions:
Tuesdays: 05/09, 05/16, 05/23, 05/30-2023
Time: 5pm to 6pm (ET) 2pm to 3pm (PT) ;
Outline: Bartolomeo da Selma y Salaverde was a great composer from Spain, he was very influenced by all the Italian great masters in the early baroque period. He was a virtuoso dulcian player, but many of his music can be played in the recorder. I suggest to use sopranos and tenors for this workshop and let’s discover together some divisions, sonatas, and dances composed by this terrific composer.
You will receive a folder with all the music that we will be performing for this workshop ahead of time.
Each individual class is $25 (I will need at least three students to start this class).
Payments and registrations via Paypal: cgantivar@yahoo.com
5/25/2023
Add structure to your life and practice routine! Each half-hour technique class will feature 15 minutes of breathing, tone, tonguing, or coordination warm ups for all levels; followed by 15 minutes of advanced technique taken from excerpts in baroque repertoire.This is a rolling enrollment, so you can sign up at any time. You can purchase 5 classes for $100.
Contact Sarah Cantor at cantornote@icloud.com to register; or visit cantornote.com for more information.
5/29/2023
Add structure to your life and practice routine! Each half-hour technique class will feature 15 minutes of breathing, tone, tonguing, or coordination warm ups for all levels; followed by 15 minutes of advanced technique taken from excerpts in baroque repertoire.This is a rolling enrollment, so you can sign up at any time. You can purchase 5 classes for $100.
Contact Sarah Cantor at cantornote@icloud.com to register; or visit cantornote.com for more information.
5/30/2023
Online Recorder WorkshopVia Google meet
For Intermediate and advance students
Pitch: 440Hz
Subject: Bartolomeo da Selma y Salaverde, a composer to discover
With: Claudia Gantívar
Claudia holds a Master of Arts in Recorder Performance from the Conservatory of Music in Geneva, Switzerland (2004). She has performed and taught in Europe, US and South America. She has recorded with the Ensemble Elyma (Switzerland, 1997), Musica ficta (Colombia, 2007), Esfera Armoniosa; www.esferaarmoniosa.com (Colombia, 2009, and 2015). After moving to the USA in 2009, she collaborated in the Early Music program at the Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida. Then, in California, where she lived for ten years, she was a guest conductor at several Recorder Workshops, and served as a member of the faculty of the SFEMS Recorder Workshop. She has also played many times as a soloist in the Santa Cruz Baroque Music Festival and with different ensembles in the area like the California Bach Society, the American Bach Soloists, and the Farallon Recorder Quartet. As a teacher, Claudia was part of the faculty in the Community School and Music and Arts in Mountain View until she returned to Florida on June 2021.
Four sessions:
Tuesdays: 05/09, 05/16, 05/23, 05/30-2023
Time: 5pm to 6pm (ET) 2pm to 3pm (PT) ;
Outline: Bartolomeo da Selma y Salaverde was a great composer from Spain, he was very influenced by all the Italian great masters in the early baroque period. He was a virtuoso dulcian player, but many of his music can be played in the recorder. I suggest to use sopranos and tenors for this workshop and let’s discover together some divisions, sonatas, and dances composed by this terrific composer.
You will receive a folder with all the music that we will be performing for this workshop ahead of time.
Each individual class is $25 (I will need at least three students to start this class).
Payments and registrations via Paypal: cgantivar@yahoo.com