Rediscovering the medieval soul of Treviso. A comment from an audience member at Sunday’s concert:
“Finalmente Treviso riscopre la sua anima medievale”
Be assured, Treviso friends, that The Boston Camerata loves you right back <3
Anne and the Camerata performed to a…
Anne and the Camerata performed to a packed house in Treviso, April 12, 2015. Grazie, amici italiani!
Magnificent triumph for the Camerata and…
Magnificent triumph for the Camerata and assisting artists at the Théatre de la Ville today. We continue our appearances at that important European venue, our initial one dating back to (OMG!) 1981. This Carmina Burana was the first Camerata-TDV collaboration (with hopefully many more to come) under Anne Azéma’s leadership,
Chers amis parisiens, c’est demain! …
Chers amis parisiens, c’est demain! Courrez-y tous!
A cheering poster on the Place du Chatelet.
A cheering poster on the Place du Chatelet.
Mayor Walsh unveils details of Boston’s…
Carmina Paris – despite strikes, tenorTim…
Carmina Paris – despite strikes, tenorTim Evans has finally arrived, hurray!
We are good to go for the rehearsals at the Théatre de la Ville.
We are good to go for the rehearsals at the Théatre de la Ville.
Carmina Burana
Carmina Burana
Highlights from Carmina Burana
Boston Camerata’s musicians present a vivacious portrait of student and clerical life in medieval Europe, drawn from Carmina’s 13th century manuscript. This joint concert with the Cape Symphony also features Carl Orff’s extravagant Carmina Burana conducted by Jung-Ho Pak.
Anne Azéma – director, voice hurdy-gurdy
Joel Cohen – lauta, gittern, voice
Dan Hershey and Taylor Ward, voices
With graduate students from the Longy School of Music of Bard College: Lawson Daves, Joshua Garvey, Paul Keene, Dana Kephart, Erica Maas, Rachel Schachter
Tickets $29-$68
For more information: http://www.capesymphony.org
How NOT to save money in the arts….read…
How NOT to save money in the arts….read it (in French) and laugh….
