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Location: St. Luke's Lutheran Church
| Date and Time | Program | 6 November '04
8 P.M. | Organ and Harpsichord Recital
Keyboard Conclave- Pedro D'Aquino, organ
- Borys Medicky, harpsichord
| 11 December '04
8 P.M. | From Desdemona to Dido
Music from the 17th Century - Elizabeth Baber, soprano
- Charles Weaver, lute
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| Secular Vocal and Instrumental Music from 17th Century Italy and France
- Sofia Dimitrova, soprano
- Aaron Brown, baroque violin
- Jenny Huang, harpsichord
- Jesse Reagen, baroque cello
| 26 February '05
8 P.M. | Machicoti, a Medieval Ensemble
"Mirror of Light": Vocal Music from Paris c. 1200. A fascinating program of Latin song (conductus), motets, and more, which originated from the Cathedral of Notre Dame and its environs in 12th and 13th c. France.- Amy Bartram, Grace Check, Beth Cullinane, vocalists
| 12 March '05
8 P.M. | I Sacri Musicali Affetti
Selections from Barbara Strozzi's rarely performed collection (1655)- Jessica Gould, soprano
- Jennifer Lane, mezzo soprano
- Grant Herreid, theorbo
- Borys Medicky, harpsichord and organ
- John Mark Rozendaal, viola da gamba
| 23 April '05
8 P.M. | Vive l'Italie! (or French, Italian, or Blue Cheese?)
Vocal and instrumental music by Battistin, Corelli, Couperin, d'Anglebert and M. P. de Montéclair- Beth Anne Hatton, soprano
- Dongmyung Ahn, violin
- Vita Wallace, violin
- Motomi Igarashi, viola da gamba
- Barbara Weiss, harpsichord
| 28 May '05
8 P.M. | The Virtuosic Cello Sonatas of Francesco Geminiani
- John Moran, cello
- Dongsok Shin, harpsichord
- Daniel Swenberg, theorbo
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| Advisor: | Patrick O'Brien | | Directors: | Kamran Bayegan | | Tony Elitcher |
The New York Early Music Series started in 1995 as a few informal concerts. It has gradually evolved into an ongoing series, the aim of which is to provide a showcase for performers in the New York Early Music community, whether they be seasoned and renowned or up and coming. While we have had the honor of presenting such luminaries as Andrew Lawrence-King, lutenist Robert Barto, and Drew Minter and Pat O'Brien, we are equally proud of all those concerts which presented the talents of New York's next generation of musicians, too numerous to list. The recent affiliation of NYEMS with the New York Continuo Collective has provided us with new resources and talents that will continue to ensure the high quality of our offerings.
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