2012â2013 Concert Series: âGreat Booksâ
"âŠAlthough the theme was âGreat Books,â only listening, not reading, was required." â Broadway World - Classical
"âŠAlthough the theme was âGreat Books,â only listening, not reading, was required." â Broadway World - Classical
"âŠPlaying on both a baroque, gut-strung violin and a metal-strung modern instrument, Ngai proved himself equally at home on both instruments and in both older and newer music." â Chestnut Hill Local
" If Handel had been able to hear it, I think he might have said he wanted Tempesta di Mare and Choral Arts to play his second performance with him." â Local Arts Live
Conductor and organist Matthew Glandorf has been Artistic Director of Choral Arts Philadelphia since 2004 and Artistic Director of the Bach Festival of Philadelphia since 2008. During his tenure at Choral Arts Philadelphia, Glandorf has.
When Lisa Terry joined Tempesta di Mare as principal cello this fall, Tempesta didnât just get a new cellist. They got a whole new world of looking at low strings. Audiences will be able to.
"Did so little happen during that half century between Heinrich Schutz (who died in 1672) and J.S. Bach's heyday in the 1720s? Tempesta di Mare is among a handful of baroque orchestras correcting that perception.
Say goodbye to chilly winter! Here comes something hot. In Art of the Prophets, Tempesta di Mare celebrates sizzling church music from seventeenth-century Germany.
â â â â â â ⊠Tempesta di Mare has been making gorgeous Baroque music for a decade and is the only American group to record on the English Chandos label. This wonderful Fasch album shows us why.â Ariama,.
Tempesta di Mare is celebrating the end of a full decade of Baroque music-making with a ploy worthy of the Baroque functionaries who planned court entertainments built around clever fancies: Tempesta is conducting a three-concert,.
âŠuniformly excellent, with precise intonation, energetic tempi, and virtuosic performances âJohann Friedrich Fasch is one of the most ignored yet most interesting composers of the late Baroque. This disc presents premiere recordings by Philadelphiaâs baroque.