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The Walk For Hunger, May 2, 2010. Left to Right: Barney
Gage, Ishmael Stefanov, Anne Kazlauskas, Aram Hollman, Richard
Schmeidler, Laura Conrad
The band is a group of musicians who meet to
play Renaissance polyphony. We tend to concentrate
on the secular and sacred music that would have been played and sung in a home
setting, rather than the repertoire that demands a spacious acoustic.
Here's an an
MP3 MP3 of Margot Labourez les vignes, by
Arcadelt and Lassus, recorded at a performance at the ALL Gallery in Lowell, on May 15, 2010. It demonstrates our use of voices, loud band, and recorders in sizes from soprano through great bass.
If you're looking at this page to see what the Cantabile
Renaissance Band is about, also look at the FAQ.
If you would like to be on the mailing list for the Cantabile
Renaissance Band, you can subscribe here.
Schedule
I've moved information about schedule and specific meetings to
the blog. I'll
be emailing those entries as I write them, or you can subscribe to
the rss
feed.
There's also a
google calendar you can import into whatever xml-based calendar
application you use.
In general we meet every Tuesday, but if you aren't on the
mailing list or reading the blog, you should call to make sure
that a particular Tuesday isn't a special case where there isn't a
meeting, or the meeting is restricted to people doing a
particular performance. Here are directions
to our meeting site.
Publicity
If anyone is going somewhere where there will be people who
might enjoy our group, please take some flyers with you.
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Cantabile Renaissance Band
The band is a group of musicians who meet to play Renaissance polyphony. We tend to concentrate on the secular and sacred music that would have been played and sung in a home setting, rather than the repertoire that demands a spacious acoustic.
Here's an an MP3 MP3 of Margot Labourez les vignes, by Arcadelt and Lassus, recorded at a performance at the ALL Gallery in Lowell, on May 15, 2010. It demonstrates our use of voices, loud band, and recorders in sizes from soprano through great bass.
If you're looking at this page to see what the Cantabile Renaissance Band is about, also look at the FAQ.
If you would like to be on the mailing list for the Cantabile Renaissance Band, you can subscribe here.
Schedule
I've moved information about schedule and specific meetings to the blog. I'll be emailing those entries as I write them, or you can subscribe to the rss feed.
There's also a google calendar you can import into whatever xml-based calendar application you use.
In general we meet every Tuesday, but if you aren't on the mailing list or reading the blog, you should call to make sure that a particular Tuesday isn't a special case where there isn't a meeting, or the meeting is restricted to people doing a particular performance. Here are directions to our meeting site.
Publicity
If anyone is going somewhere where there will be people who might enjoy our group, please take some flyers with you.