ETERE E TERRA
Ensemble Per Sonare
This concert presentation by Ensemble Per Sonare is intended as a juxtaposition of two quintets. The first in the program is Luigi Boccherini’s quintet in C major, G.439 for flute, violin, viola and two cellos which will be followed by Beethoven’s Kreutzer String Quintet with two cellos in A major.
Lobby of the Tanna Schulich Hall
Sunday, June 28th, 11am
LECTURE
Paul Yachnin, Julie Cummings, Ben Schmidt and others
Early Modern Conversions presents: “Coin, candle, china, skull: Objects of conversion”
Location to be confirmed
Sunday, June 28th, 12:30pm
ETHERIAL HARMONY: MUSIC IN COLOUR
Ensemble Infusion Baroque
Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo violet – do re mi fa sol la si! Telemann’s music takes on a new dimension with live painting, inspired by eighteenth-century theories of the ethereal connections between music and color. With Sylvia Chan, artist.
Sunday, June 28th, 2pm
FIORE:aria FLEUR:air FLOWER:air
Suzie LeBlanc, Elinor Frey, and Esteban La Rotta
This concert takes its inspiration from a manuscript that recently emerged in Como, Italy. It contains brilliant and lyrical cello sonatas of Angelo Maria Fiorè along with exquisite arias for voice, cello and continuo, played on the theorbo.
Redpath Hall
Sunday, June 28th, 4pm
LECTURE
Jane Daphne Hatter
Early Modern Conversions presents: “Resveillez vous”: chantons l’air, featuring Alexis Risler and Zoey Cochran
Location to be confirmed
Sunday, June 28th, 5:30pm
PROPITIA SYDERA
Lucky Stars
La Bande Montréal Baroque, Sigiswald Kuijken
Legendary Belgian baroque violinist, Sigiswald Kuijken will direct the Bande Montreal Baroque in Corelli’s earthly concerti and Couperin’s etherial Apothéose de Corelli.
Redpath Hall
Sunday, June 28th, 7pm
DES VENTS ORFÈVRES AUX ENTRAILLES DE LA MONTAGNE
Jean-François Bélanger
From introspection to celebration, Jean-François Bélanger, composer and multi-instrumentalist, explores both Baroque and Scandinavian musical worlds. For several years, he has been developing his personal perspective on the nyckelharpa, a fascinating Swedish viol. Come enjoy his newest works combining creativity and poetry.
Three Bares Place, McGill campus
Sunday, June 28th, 8am