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“An unforgettable ride… This ensemble is a cultural treasure, particularly in its willingness to grapple with the world’s problems and offer catharsis.”
– Seen & Heard International (UK)
“The program draws poignant parallels to today. No one else.. gives Dowland and Purcell such suave, dramatic treatment. Soprano Ashlee Foreman delivers a tour-de-force in …
Virtuoso Fireworks
Bach’s St. Matthew Passion
O JERUSALEM!
L’Amore
Apollo’s Fire celebrates Valentine’s Day with love songs, fire, and flirtation in this Italian music-party with Monteverdi and Vivaldi. Olivier Brault and three other violin soloists play with romance and flirtation in spicy double-concertos of Vivaldi. Monteverdi provides love duets and playful tiffs from the Scherzi Musicali. The program also includes works by Barbara Strozzi …
Bach’s Christmas Oratorio
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No.1 Chorus: “Jauchzet, frohlocket”
English Baroque Soloists | John Eliot Gardiner | Bach’s Christmas Oratorio
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Scarborough Fayre
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Scarborough Fayre (arr. J. Sorrell)
Apollo’s Fire with Sandra Simon, vocals | Jeannette Sorrell | Scarborough Fayre
The Flowers of the Forest (arr. J. Sorrell)
Apollo’s Fire with Kathie Stewart, flute | Jeannette Sorrell | Scarborough Fayre
Wee be Souldiers Three
The New World Renaissance Band | Owain Phyfe
Sheep Under the Snow (arr. S.P. Gilmore, R. Schiffer)
Apollo’s Fire …
Echoes of Venice
J.S. BACH’S Mass in B Minor
THREE DUELS and a Funeral
Biber’s MYSTERY SONATAS
CHRISTMAS on Sugarloaf Mountain
Handel’s MESSIAH
O JERUSALEM!
Magnificent MOZART
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Monteverdi’s L’ORFEO
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Synopsis
PROLOGUE. The personification of Music addresses the noble audience (i.e. the court of Mantua) and introduces the subject of Orfeo, the famous singer of antiquity.
ACT I. The fields of Thrace. Nymphs and shepherds are gathered to celebrate the wedding of Orfeo and Euridice. A shepherd invites the party to sing to Hymen, the goddess of …