This concert embraces both the Baroque and the Nordic, blending European and Norwegian music. From folk tunes from Valdres to the great Baroque composers, it is a varied program packed with gems from the classical and folk music repertoire!

Echo from the Baroque

Akershus festning

EPSG:4326

Beyond – Music Beyond Time

Saanen Church

Listening to live music is a wonderful experience. In the »Klangzeit« (Sound Time) concerts, you can close your eyes and escape everyday life for a moment. In the entertaining, hour-long concerts featuring the string players of Ensemble Resonanz, you can listen in a relaxed atmosphere, express yourself, sing along to well-known songs and move freely. Here, everyone can be themselves. This makes the format particularly suitable for people with dementia and their relatives. All venues are accessible.

Klangzeit

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

The programme for this concert has changed and is now as below.

Jakub Józef Orliński countertenor; il Pomo d'Oro

Wigmore Hall

Polish countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński has surged to the heights of the international classical music scene with ease, his vibrancy paving his path and setting him apart from the rest. Founded in 2012 by Giulio D’Alessio and Gesine Lübben, Il Pomo d’Oro swiftly established itself as an ensemble of outstanding quality. These powerful forces come together in stunning synchronicity in this Bing Concert Hall performance.

Jakub Józef Orliński with Il Pomo d’Oro

Stanford University

Riveting Polish countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński is among today’s most sought-after singers, celebrated for his beauty of tone and an uncommon unity of color and polish across his vocal range. Last season he made a thrilling company debut as Orpheus at San Francisco Opera, a performance praised by the San Francisco Chronicle as “radiant and magical,” and he has sung with many of the world’s most esteemed early-music groups. Orliński returns to Berkeley this season with the sensational ensemble Il Pomo d’Oro, in a program of rarely performed works from the 16th and 17th centuries—by Monteverdi, Caccini, Frescobaldi, Cavalli, Strozzi, and others. Orliński’s last Cal Performances recital sold out—with audiences demanding multiple encores—so don’t miss this opportunity to hear a true star at the height of his artistry!

Jakub Józef Orliński, countertenor Il Pomo d’Oro

University of California, Berkeley

A wide-ranging instrumental concert of dances from the British Isles, the New World, Italy, Spain, France, Germany and Austria, showcasing the variety and richness in Baroque-era dance music. Perhaps you remember the joyous “Dancing in the Isles” program in 2016? Come for more toe-tapping traditional medleys and artful suites on Friday night, making the most of the excellent acoustics at St. Michael and All Angels in Corona del Mar. A Friday night like no other!

The Joy of the Dance

Saint Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church

The Early Baroque era of Italian music brought a zenith of dramatic and technical display in the hands of new generations of virtuoso singers and instrumentalists. Composers and performers united in their course of revealing new depths of expression, color, and theatrical effects through music that is immediately thrilling and enthralling.  From the delicate and spatial interplay of three violins in Marini’s Sonata in Ecco to the full-throated and lovelorn dramatic vocal works of Monteverdi — including two epic narratives from his Madrigals of Love and War — this is a program that moves from mystery to magic and from the sacred to the secular.  Headliner works are Isabella Leonarda’s entrancing Sonata XII, Monteverdi’s Magnificat a 6 from the Vespers of 1610, and the same composer’s powerfully arresting setting of Torquato Tasso’s Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda. An ensemble of evocative ABS artists brings this passionate music to light in a program featuring vocal and violinistic fireworks. 

Pious & Profane

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church

First Congregational Church

Davis Community Church

St. Mark's Lutheran Church, San Francisco

Around 1700, Venice was Europe’s musical capital. New forms such as the concerto and the trio sonata spread from the city across the continent. The French ensemble Le Consort recreates the rich musical world of Venice. At the centre are early trio sonatas by Antonio Vivaldi, which already possess the rhythmic energy and elegance typical of his style. The programme also includes works by composers who helped define the Italian instrumental style, alongside a concerto by an admirer of Vivaldi, Johann Sebastian Bach.

Biagio Marini

Events

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May 7, 2027

Originalklang “Vivaldi e Venezia” · Berliner Philharmoniker

Past events

Aug 20, 2026

Echo from the Baroque · Oslo Chamber Music Festival

Sep 5, 2025

Beyond – Music Beyond Time · Gstaad Menuhin Festival

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