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(UK) Folger Shakespeare Library: "Shakespeare's Birthday Open House" (21 April 2013)

Contributed by admin on Apr 18, 2013


"Enjoy jugglers and jesters, music, song and dance, stage combat workshops, and more. It’s the one day of the year when the Folger reading rooms are open to all—plus, birthday cake for everyone! ..."



(IT) Accordone Concert Schedule (May, June)

Contributed by admin on Apr 18, 2013

Locations: Various locations

"Guido Morini and Marco Beasley founded Accordone in 1984, motivated by a great passion for the music before Bach, for original instruments and for a new musicological approach to problems of interpretation. At the heart of their work is Italian music for voice and basso continuo from the 16th and 17th centuries. The voice of Marco Beasley, immediately recognizable for its beautiful timbre, in perfect stylistic balance with the instruments which accompany him, is the ideal companion for the profound knowledge of instrumental, improvisational and compositional questions cultivated by Guido Morini, and make Accordone a unique ensemble on the European scene. ..."

The following is Accordone's upcoming busy concert list ...


(IE) 59th Cork International Choral Festival (1-5 May 2013)

Contributed by admin on Apr 18, 2013


"It's exactly 2 weeks to go and it's all getting very exciting here in Festival HQ! From 1st - 5th May the 59th Cork International Choral Festival will bring Cork city to life with five days full of song. With 5,000 + participants, 122 performing groups, 111 scheduled performances and 63 venues making sure that Cork city and county will be singing en masse!



(UK) Cambridge Early Music Summer Schools 2013 (4-11, 11-17 Aug 2013)

Contributed by admin on Apr 13, 2013

Location: Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge UK

"Cambridge Early Music runs summer schools - short intensive study courses - in Baroque, Renaissance and Medieval music, and organises an annual programme of concerts, many of which take place alongside the summer schools. ..."

"In 2013 we offer two residential study weeks, one on Baroque, one on Renaissance music. Both courses are for experienced instrumentalists and singers, working together and separately in chamber groups and large ensembles. The courses are directed by highly acclaimed and experienced specialist musicians, universally respected and admired as both teachers and performers."


(US) Unquiet Thoughts Blog: Saturday morning quotes 2.47: Dowland complaints (13 Apr 2013)

Contributed by admin on Apr 13, 2013

(From the latest instalment of the "Unquiet Thoughts blog)

John Dowland (1563 – 1626) is famous as the greatest exponent of English music for solo lute, and as a composer of some of the best surviving music for lute and voice.  He is also known as a world-class Miserablist. ...

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