Tempesta di Mare commissioned Mads Torres to create the lead artwork for our 2024-25 Season. Catch up with Mads in a conversation they had with our Coordinator of Production and Administration, Sarah Giampietro: What made.
Tempesta di Mare commissioned Kately Towsley to create the lead artwork for our 2023-24 Season. Catch up with Kately in a conversation she had with our Coordinator of Production and Administration, Sarah Giampietro: What made.
In his prime, Georg Reutter was “the single most influential musician in Vienna,” according to British musicologist, David Wyn Jones. He was also noted to be one of the most prolific composers of his time..
As submitted by Adam Pearl as a special supplement to his Harpsichord Recital. So I love whisky (or whiskey) cocktails. It started with the simple Manhattan: Bourbon or Rye, bitters, vermouth and a garnish –.
It’s a risky business, the stock market. Baroque Europe learned that when financial crises raged across the continent in the early 1700s. One of the worst, the Mississippi Bubble, took place in 1720. It caused.
It was May 2018, early summer in the town of Kroměříž… Kroměříž is about 250 miles east of Prague and so postcard pretty that it’s been called the most beautiful historical city in the Czech.
It’s a sweet story. Two men—famous composers—keep their long-distance friendship alive for a half-century sharing mutual regard and …flowers. Georg Philipp Telemann and Georg Frederick Handel were German teenagers when they met. Life separated them.
From: San Francisco Classical Voice Born in Germany and trained in Italy, Handel immigrated to London and became one of the most celebrated composers in English history. Vital Statistics Born: Feb. 23, 1685 in Halle, Saxony.
A recent graduate from the University of the Arts in Philly, Ornella Xariklea has a unique voice and compelling stories to share. This summer, we asked Ornella to create original artwork for Tempesta’s five main projects.
People always love stories. The three hundred years between now and the baroque shrink to nothing when you consider how people love their books.The seventeenth century saw the beginning of the modern book world.
