Recorder Programs Flyer 2015
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Amherst Early Music Festival 2015 at Connecticut College, New London CT Programs for Recorders July 5-12 and 12-19, 2015 Baroque Academy July 5-12, 2015 An auditioned program for the pre-professional and professional musician focusing on high-level interpretation of Baroque music. It is open to recorder players as well as violin, cello, viol, flute, oboe, bassoon, harpsichord, and voice. Students work with well-known Baroque performers from the US and Europe. The bonds forged among students in this program can form the basis for lasting musical collaborations in future professional life. Directed by Saskia Coolen. Recorder Boot Camp July 5-12, 2015 An auditioned program for serious and accomplished adult players who wish to make significant technical progress during the week. Limited to 8 students, participants work intensively with our stellar faculty to hone skills and gain musical expertise. Master class, ensemble playing, focus on technique. Directed by Heloise Degrugillier, with Frances Blaker, Gwyn Roberts, and Reine-Marie Verhagen and others. Recorder Seminar July 12-19, 2015 An auditioned program aimed at high-school and college-aged players who want to work in a group of like-minded peers to improve their playing, learn new skills and generally have a lot of fun making music. This program is also a springboard for the Virtuoso Recorder program. Directed by Gwyn Roberts, with Saskia Coolen, Nina Stern, and Reine-Marie Verhagen and others. Virtuoso Recorder July 12-19, 2015 An auditioned program for recorder players at the conservatory level, as well as for those just starting a career. Small classes give close contact between student and faculty and provide the opportunity for rapid and intensive learning. This is the ideal program for recorder players on their way to a career in music. Directed by Gwyn Roberts, with Saskia Coolen, Nina Stern, Reine-Marie Verhagen and others. amherstearlymusic.org Amherst Early Music Festival 2015 at Connecticut College, New London CT Programs for Recorders Amherst Early Music PO Box 229 Arlington Ma 02476 Central Program July 5-12 and 12-19, 2015 Amherst Early Music Festival 2015 Recorder Programs July 5-12 and 12-19, 2015 Amherst Early Music offers the largest recorder program in the U.S. with opportunities for everyone from low intermediate to advanced players, no audition required. Choose your own classes and create your own program. n recorder consorts n topic classes n recorder master class with ReineMarie Verhagen n Medieval ensembles n Baroque orchestra with Gwyn Roberts n recorder technique n early notation n Recorders without Borders with Glen Velez and Nina Stern (week two) n All-Workshop Collegium, week one, directed by Grant Herreid: Music from Mantua, Italy, by Gastoldi, Monteverdi, Rossi and Wert. Week two, directed by Ross Brownlee: Messa a 4 voci by Monteverdi. n Concerts, lectures, drop-in sessions, Music and Instrument Exhibition, and more! [email protected]
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