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Music of the Baroque wants you to join them for Elizabeth Wallfisch's final performance of Vivaldi's Four Seasons tonight at the Harris, 7:30pm, if you're not planning to go already!

Music of the Baroque thinks it's always a pleasure to work with musicians who are both superb talents and great people. Check our FB notes for an interview with Elizabeth Wallfisch!

Question: What did Elizabeth (Libby) Wallfisch and Nicholas Kraemer earn when they played together in a string quartet at Pizza Express in Soho/London in the early '70s? According to Libby, that little bit of income "helped get me through my studies," and that's when she first met Nicholas......

I'll admit it: I've been involved in classical music long enough to be slightly cynical when it comes to the "old warhorses," the works that are trundled out repeatedly, I imagine, because they draw crowds......

Music of the Baroque welcomes Nicholas Kraemer and Libby Wallfisch to Chicago!

Music of the Baroque
is taking a break from costume preparation (refreshing curls on the Bach wig is getting tedious) to think of spooky baroque/classical music appropriate for Halloween. How about Boccherini's sinfonia, "La Casa del diavolo"?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7bpcAm8O Sk&feature=PlayList&p=D88989C147D8110B&i ndex=0
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Stereo: http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=x7bpcAm8OSk&fmt=18 Luigi Rodolfo Boccherini (1743 - 1805). Sinfonia Op. 10/4 in D minor La casa del diavolo for two oboes, two horns, strings and continuo (1771). ...

Music of the Baroque is fighting the dreary weather with bad puns, such as "You don't have to go broke to go baroque!" "Our office mantra: Bach to work." Care to join in the fun?

Music of the Baroque
is enjoying this video, made (and played) by a friend of one of our staff members. http://www.youtube.com/user/thebpl#p/u/1 2/BzmFZm66Djc

Music of the Baroque
is basking in the glow of two amazing performances. Thanks to Elizabeth Futral, Thomas Cooley, Benjamin Butterfield, Christopheren Nomura, Jane Glover, and our superlative musicians and singers for one fantastic weekend!
http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainm ent/music/chi-1019-glover-ovnoct19,0,257 6870.story
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Music of the Baroque
can't wait to start the 2009-10 season tonight at the Harris!!
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Music of the Baroque
thinks it's amazing that in Acis and Galatea, Handel manages to fit all of his compositional trademarks--dramatic choruses, thrilling arias and picturesque instrumental music--into a work that's less than two hours long. It's a true jewel--and Elizabeth Futral is amazing as Galatea! To hear Jane Glover talk about Acis ......and get more information, visit:
http://www.baroque.org/currentseason/aci s%20and%20galatea/index.shtml
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presented by Peter Van De Graaff at 6 PM before the Harris concert at the Chicago Cultural Center, and at 6:30 PM before the Evanston concert in the church chapel.
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Music of the Baroque
welcomes Jane Glover to Chicago for Acis and Galatea rehearsals!
http://www.baroque.org/reviews/AcisAndGa lateaProgramNotes.shtml
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PROGRAM NOTES While George Frideric Handel is best known for the music he composed for public performance, including his oratorios, operas, and music for royal occasions, his works for private settings—particularly ...

























