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SUMMARY:Sunday Baroque at Penny Jo's
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Sunday Baroque at Penny Jo’s\, featuring Pandora Consort and Silentwoods Collective. Enjoy live baroque music on period instruments in a relaxed\, welcoming setting \nThis upcoming Sunday Baroque Performance is a double header! Beginning at 5:00 PM is Silentwoods Collective’s program “South of Rome” sharing virtuosic works for cello composed by innovators of the violoncello from Southern Italy – Francesco Supriano\, Rocco Greco\, Gaetano Francone\, Giulio de Ruvo\, and Alessandro Scarlatti. After a short break\, Boston-Based vocal ensemble ‘The Pandora Consort’ will perform selections from their recently premiered folk opera\, “The Fire within Her”\, as well as enthralling medieval works by polymath Hildegard von Bingen.\nThere is no cover charge for entry\, but we encourage you to please reserve a spot. Food and Drink available for purchase.\nYour reservation helps support Silentwoods Collective’s mission to bring communities together with inspiring music.\nReserve your spot\, invite a friend\, and share an evening of music\, food\, drink and good company!
URL:https://silentwoodscollective.org/event/sunday-baroque-at-penny-jos-2/
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SUMMARY:Talk About Bach
DESCRIPTION:Join New Hampshire cellist\, Andrew Koutroubas\, to experience Bach’s intimate\, and timeless “Suites for Unaccompanied Cello” performed on a historical\, gut strung\, cello typical of Bach’s time (1685-1750). \nThrough these cello suites\, Bach unites varied cultures and styles by including six pieces in each suite characteristic to those different cultures. Each suite begins with a prelude – a meandering\, wandering fantasia traversing the many colors\, tonalities\, and range of the cello. Followed by five dances. \nBefore the performance\, enjoy light refreshments while Andrew Koutroubas gives a brief talk about Bach’s life\, the time in which he lived\, and the varied characteristics and dances of Germany\, France\, Spain\, and Italy represented in Bach’s cello suites. \nGenerously hosted by the Hancock Historical Society\, this evening will welcome you to the Orland Eaton room on the second floor ballroom of the Charles Symonds house\, built 1808-1809. Home to the HHS Museum since 1903\, the house has served as a residence\, tavern\, dormitory and boarding house. This performance\, including the pre-concert talk\, will run approximately one hour and thirty minutes. \nThis event is free and open to the public\, however tickets are limited\, and online RSVP is required.
URL:https://silentwoodscollective.org/event/talk-about-bach/
LOCATION:Hancock Historical Society\, 7 Main Street\, Hancock\, NH\, 03449\, United States
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SUMMARY:Baroque Echoes from Bolivia & Perú
DESCRIPTION:This concert\, presented by Instituto Cervantes in NYC\, explores the unique sound world that emerged in 17th‑ and 18th‑century Bolivia and Peru\, where European Baroque styles blended with Indigenous musical traditions. Jesuit churches and missions became centers of artistic creation\, employing composers such as Juan de Araujo and Domenico Zipoli\, who taught and collaborated with local musicians. Their influence can be heard in the vibrant works of composers like Andrés Flores and José de Orejón y Aparicio\, whose music reflects both European technique and American creativity.
URL:https://silentwoodscollective.org/event/baroque-echoes-from-bolivia-peru/
LOCATION:Instituto Cervantes\, 211-215 E 49th St\, New York\, NY\, 100017\, United States
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SUMMARY:Café Fantasia
DESCRIPTION:Join us on June 12th for an evening of music\, and comedy inspired by the lively coffeehouses of 17th and 18th century Europe\, where artists\, thinkers\, and provocateurs gathered to exchange ideas\, challenge conventions\, and entertain one another into the night! \nThis event is generously hosted by Hillsborough’s most elegant and intimate venue “The Emporium”\, at 5 West Main Street\, and catered by “Olive and Oak”\, offering food and drink for purchase. Adult beverages will also be available for purchase.  \nExperience the genius musical writing of Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Coffee Cantata”\, a tale of obsession\, rebellion\, and a young woman’s defiance. Featured alongside virtuosic\, and evocative selections by musical pop stars of the 17th and 18th centuries George Frideric Handel\, Henry Purcell\, Georg Philipp Telemann\, and Claudio Monteverdi\, Bach’s Coffee Cantata challenges authority and convention with humor and wit as an obstinate patriarch battles with his caffeine addicted young daughter pining for the liberty to enjoy just one more cup.  \nThis fantastical evening is brought to life by the award-winning musicians\, and team of Antrim\, NH based organization\, Silentwoods Collective\, with beautiful period costumes\, staging\, lights\, and English subtitles.  \nCafé Fantasia is led by director and cellist\, Andrew Koutroubas\, Harlequin and masked-trickster\, Jackie Davis\, soprano\, Carely DeFranko\, tenor\, Morgan Mastrangelo\, bass Daniel Fridley\, and performed on historical instruments typical of the 18th century by Silentwoods virtuoso violinists Danilo Bonina\, Keats Deifenbach\, Nelli Jabotinsky-Herskovits\, flutist\, Kelsey Burnham\, lutenist\, Luce Burrell\, bassist\, Guinevere Conner-Fridley\, harpsichordist\, Nathan Mondry.  \nPerformance length: Approximately 90 minutes\, including intermission \nTickets: General Admission – $25 • Children under 18 – Free
URL:https://silentwoodscollective.org/event/cafe-fantasia/
LOCATION:The Emporium\, 5 W Main St\, Hillsborough\, NH\, 03244
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SUMMARY:Silentwoods Collective: Lessons for a King
DESCRIPTION:June 23-25\nSOHIP Boston Summer Series\nSilentwoods offers a new program showcasing the innovation and virtuosity that flourished in the middle years of France’s ancien régime. French composers of the late 17th and early 18th centuries—and their English counterparts across the Channel—addressed the crushing authority and repression of their time through music. These humble and most obedient musical servants (as they were obliged to designate themselves on their publications’ title pages) wove cautionary tales and reflection into their work\, implicitly reminding rulers of their own fragility\, moral responsibility\, and temporal existence. The works of Clérambault\, Rameau\, Rebel\, Barriere\, Purcell\, and Locke draw on mythology and rhetoric to navigate an environment of social hegemony. Hidden within these gorgeous pieces\, we find cryptic warnings to rulers on the dangers of hubris and greed\, as well as messages of hope that humanity will triumph over cruelty. \n\n\n\n\nTuesday\, June 23\, 7:30 pm\nFlint hall at St. Anne’s in-the-Fields\n147 Concord Rd. Lincoln\, MA\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWednesday\, June 24\, 7:30 pm\nThe Chapel at West Parish\, 210 Lowell St. Andover\, MA\n*In the cemetery grounds\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThursday\, June 25\, 7:30 pm\nLindsey chapel at Emmanuel Church\n15 Newbury St. Boston\, MA\n  \n\n\nFeatured Artists:\nHowell Petty – Soprano\nDanilo Bonina & Nelli Herskovitz-Jabotinsky – Violins\nAndrew Koutroubas – Cello\nJohn McKean – Harpsichord\nLuce Burrell – Theorbo \n 
URL:https://silentwoodscollective.org/event/silentwoods-collective-lessons-for-a-king/
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SUMMARY:Silentwoods Collective Presents: Quartet Novalis
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, July 31\nSilentwoods Collective Presents: Quartet Novalis\nClassical and Romantic String Quartet performance by rising star artists of Quartet Novalis.\n\n\nFriday\, July 31\, 7:30 PM -8:30 PM\nAntrim Town Hall\n66 Main Street\, Antrim\, NH
URL:https://silentwoodscollective.org/event/silentwoods-collective-presents-quartet-novalis/
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