With repertoire spanning the canon to contemporary works, this beloved series is unparalleled in ambition and depth. Under the inspired curation of new Director of Chamber Music Paul Wiancko, globally renowned chamber musicians present 11 ingenious programs rich in revelry and fellowship. Paul’s inaugural season welcomes composer-in-residence Reena Esmail, along with an array of talented first-timers and Festival favorites ready to rock the Dock.

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Bank of America Chamber Music

Dock Street Theatre

Collegium Musicum and Arizona Baroque

St. Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church

Green Room is a brand new concert festival launching 1-3 September, taking world-class artists, usually found on the big stage, into intimate and beautiful performance spaces.

The first series (Balfour Winery are drinks partners), débuts at the stunning medieval Tithe Barn, in the picturesque village of Lenham, Kent.

Green Room Concerts

Tithe Barn

SPCO flutist Julia Bogorad-Kogan curates a program of Baroque chamber music including works by Élisabeth-Claude Jacquet de La Guerre, the first woman to compose opera in France, and Isabella Leonarda whose musical talent was compared to the military prowess of Emperor Leopold I. Discover their “marvelous” chamber music, which was largely unknown for centuries, alongside gems by more recognized Baroque composers Johann Sebastian Bach and Georg Philipp Telemann

Express Concert: Baroque Marvels with Julia Bogorad-Kogan

Capri Theater

Temple Israel

Saint Paul's United Church of Christ

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. 

Isabella Leonarda

Events

Past events

May 24 - Jun 9, 2024

Bank of America Chamber Music · Spoleto Festival USA

Apr 22, 2024

Collegium Musicum and Arizona Baroque · University of Arizona School of Music

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