Theater of Three: Dramatic music, old and new
Immanuel, Paul, and Donald assemble a body of French music from Marais to Leclair in a collection entitled Frankensuite. This assemblage (it’s alive!) is followed by a new work by Paul Jacobson entitled Overture in Three Movements for Two Traversi and Harpsichord. The program (and season) concludes with a Suite of Famous (and Infamous) Women: Trios from Telemann’s Der Getreue Music Meister. The premiere of the new trio explores a scenario in which various 18th century composers meet up with an assortment of 20th century composers. The results are a surprise to both centuries.
with Immanuel Davis & Paul Jacobson, flauti traversi
Donald Livingston, harpsichord
FRIDAY, JUNE 11th, 7:00 pm | Live via Zoom
SATURDAY, JUNE 12th, 11:00 am | Live via Zoom
The concert link will be emailed to ticket holders. If you don’t receive the email, write to Executive Director Tami Morse at tami@lyrabaroque.org.
Lyra in-person thank you Concert
Dialogues: Early Music in the World
SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 2021*
1pm • 2:30pm • 4pm
Cléa Galhano, recorder
Marc Levine, violin
Joseph Jones, bassoon
Tulio Rondón, cello & gamba
Donald Livingston, harpsichord & percussion
St. Edward the Confessor Episcopal Church
865 N Ferndale Rd
Wayzata, MN 55391
Join us for our first in-person concert since January 2020! This program will include pieces by Dario Castello and Isabella Leonarda, as well as music from around the world in a variety of styles.
*This program will be available to watch online June 21.
We want to thank you by offering you a safe opportunity to hear a FREE concert in person this Sunday, June 13 at St. Edward’s Episcopal Church in Wayzata.
Lyra will perform a 45 minute concert at 3 different times. Seating is limited to 30 people per concert, distancing and masks are required, and we will keep all doors open to have good airflow. See details below.
If you would like to attend, email Executive Director Tami Morse at: tami@lyrabaroque.org by Friday, June 11 to reserve your seats. We will need to know:
1. The names of people attending
2. Your first, second, and third choice of time slots (1pm • 2:30pm • 4pm)
A confirmation email with your reserved time will be sent out on Saturday morning.
CHAMBER CONCERTS I, II, III, IV, & V • AVAILABLE TO STREAM!
HOW TO WATCH:
Enter the password you received with your ticket purchase in the video player.
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Program Notes in Spanish:
Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges: “The Most Accomplished Man in Europe” – John Adams
Who was Joseph Bologne? Imagine the combined talents of Muhammed Ali and Prince, then add a rags to riches backstory not unlike Alexander Hamilton and you’ll be close. Widely acclaimed as the greatest fencer of his generation, Bologne was a virtuoso violinist and classical composer renowned for his superlative finesse and artistry. Our April concert features music written by and dedicated to this barrier-breaking Afro-European composer.
with Lucinda Marvin, Marc Levine, & Theresa Elliott, violin
Ginna Watson, viola
Tulio Rondón, cello
Tami Morse & Jacques Ogg, harpsichord
SATURDAY, MAY 1ST 11:00 AM | Live Streamed
The concert link will be emailed to ticket holders one week before the event.
German Music, Italian Echoes:
Music by Platti & J. S. Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach was as German as one might expect a Lutheran organist to be. But his music was undeniably and irreversibly influenced by Italian music he encountered in the middle of his career. Giovanni Platti, a native of Padua, was among the many celebrated musicians who emigrated from Italy to work in courts around Germany. In March, Lyra presents chamber music by both these composers to show similarities in style as well as highlight their distinct personalities.
Marc Levine, violin
Tulio Rondón, cello
Tami Morse, harpsichord
Saturday, March 6, 2021 11:00 AM (CST, Chicago)
The streaming link will be emailed to ticket holders one week before the event.
HOW TO WATCH:
Enter the password you received with your ticket purchase in the video player.
IF YOU’RE HAVING TROUBLE WATCHING:
CLICK HERE FOR A DIRECT LINK TO THE VIDEO
Or if you’ve misplaced your password please get in touch and we’ll be happy to resend it to you. You can contact us at: tami@lyrabaroque.org
Jacques Ogg from Home: Cellebroederskapel in Maastricht,
The Netherlands
In January our concert comes from Maastricht in The Netherlands, set along the banks of the Meuse river. Lyra’s artistic director, Jacques Ogg brings us a special solo performance from the Cellebroederskapel. This chapel was built in 1512 as an addition to the monastery established in 1360. More recently it’s where a young Jacques used to practice the organ. From this beautiful town of medieval streets and buildings we’ll hear the music of Froberger, Frescobaldi, and other relatively new-fangled composers of the 17th century.
JACQUES OGG, harpsichord
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 2021 11AM (CST, Chicago)
The concert will be available to watch with ticket-holder password until June 30, 2021.
HOW TO WATCH:
Enter the password you received with your ticket purchase in the video player.
IF YOU’RE HAVING TROUBLE WATCHING:
CLICK HERE FOR A DIRECT LINK TO THE VIDEO
Or if you’ve misplaced your password please get in touch and we’ll be happy to resend it to you. You can contact us at: tami@lyrabaroque.org
HOW TO WATCH:
Enter the password you received with your ticket purchase in the video player.
IF YOU’RE HAVING TROUBLE WATCHING:
CLICK HERE FOR A DIRECT LINK TO THE VIDEO
Or if you’ve misplaced your password please get in touch and we’ll be happy to resend it to you. You can contact us at: tami@lyrabaroque.org
The concert will be available to watch with ticket-holder password until June 30, 2021.
French Dreams & Games
We’re all familiar with music for dancing, and music for singing, but what about music for playtime, or music for sleep? In December we enjoy the music of France during the reigns of Louis XIV and XV; when dance was king, or at least the king was a dancer, and music and dance extended to all the activities of life from epic to mundane. Featuring music by Marin Marais, Antoine Dornel, and Jean-Marie Leclair.
with MIRIAM SCHOLZ-CARLSON & MARC LEVINE, violin
JULIE ELHARD, viola da gamba
PAUL BOEHNKE, harpsichord
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2020 11AM (Available to watch now until June 2021)
Italian Trios: A Trip from Venice to Amsterdam
Italy holds a pre-eminent role in the story of baroque music as we know it. New techniques and genres, as well as composers themselves spread from Italy across Europe in waves with each successive generation throughout the baroque era. Our first concert this season follows these Iberian trends and trend setters and the interchange between two cultural capitols: Venice and Amsterdam. Including music by Vivaldi, Vitali, and Rossi.
with GINNA WATSON & THERESA ELLIOTT, violin
TULIO RONDÓN & CHARLES ASCH, cello
DONALD LIVINGSTON, harpsichord
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 11AM (Available to watch now until June 2021)
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2020-2021 SEASON TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE!
This season Lyra brings you baroque music through 21st century technology
with 6 Chamber Music Concerts and 9 Zoom Concerts, all available virtually.