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Chamber Ensemble House of Time Announces Fall 2014 Concerts
House of Time, a period-instrument ensemble of Juilliard faculty and international competition winners, is proud to announce its second season, which kicks off with New York concerts on September 24 and 25, 2014. Complete program and ticket information are below.
With four programs planned, the group builds on the successes of its inaugural year, which brought them to the Berkeley Early Music Festival, Early Music Festival: NYC and Bohemian National Hall at The Czech Center New York.
The September 24 (7:30 pm at The Lounge) and September 25 (7:30 pm at Holy Trinity) performances feature a program of all-French music, "Apotheosis and Re-Creation." On the program, François Couperin's masterful Apotheose de Lully, depicting the famed composer's arrival at Parnassus with vivid music and witty narration. The program also includes Leclair's Deuxiéme Recreation de Musique, an epic re-imagining of the classic French dance suite that includes one of the greatest chaconnes in the repertoire.
House of Time ensemble members are: Tatiana Daubek, violins; Gonzalo X. Ruiz, oboe; Beiliang Zhu, viola da gamba; and Avi Stein, harpsichord, each of whom perform on period instruments. Special guest artists join the ensemble throughout the season. Individual bios are at HouseofTimeMusic.org.
Tickets for the September 24 concert at Hudson View Gardens are $20 general admission/$10 students and seniors. Seating is limited. Tickets are available in advance at this link, or at the door. Tickets for the September 25 concert at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church are $35 general admission/$20 seniors/$10 students. Tickets are available in advance at this link, or at the door.
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House of Time specializes in music of the Baroque era played on period instruments. Its members include faculty and graduates of the Juilliard School as well as prize winners of major international competitions. House of Time began as a group of close friends that wanted the opportunity to perform music that they love for themselves and for a range of listeners. Their programming combines masterpieces of the Baroque with works by lesser known masters and recent discoveries. Using the instruments and techniques of the past to express the vivid passions in the music, House of Time seeks to make the past speak directly to our culture and provide relief from the fast pace of modern day life.
For House of Time's full season calendar, please visit HouseofTimeMusic.org.
With four programs planned, the group builds on the successes of its inaugural year, which brought them to the Berkeley Early Music Festival, Early Music Festival: NYC and Bohemian National Hall at The Czech Center New York.
The September 24 (7:30 pm at The Lounge) and September 25 (7:30 pm at Holy Trinity) performances feature a program of all-French music, "Apotheosis and Re-Creation." On the program, François Couperin's masterful Apotheose de Lully, depicting the famed composer's arrival at Parnassus with vivid music and witty narration. The program also includes Leclair's Deuxiéme Recreation de Musique, an epic re-imagining of the classic French dance suite that includes one of the greatest chaconnes in the repertoire.
House of Time ensemble members are: Tatiana Daubek, violins; Gonzalo X. Ruiz, oboe; Beiliang Zhu, viola da gamba; and Avi Stein, harpsichord, each of whom perform on period instruments. Special guest artists join the ensemble throughout the season. Individual bios are at HouseofTimeMusic.org.
Tickets for the September 24 concert at Hudson View Gardens are $20 general admission/$10 students and seniors. Seating is limited. Tickets are available in advance at this link, or at the door. Tickets for the September 25 concert at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church are $35 general admission/$20 seniors/$10 students. Tickets are available in advance at this link, or at the door.
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House of Time specializes in music of the Baroque era played on period instruments. Its members include faculty and graduates of the Juilliard School as well as prize winners of major international competitions. House of Time began as a group of close friends that wanted the opportunity to perform music that they love for themselves and for a range of listeners. Their programming combines masterpieces of the Baroque with works by lesser known masters and recent discoveries. Using the instruments and techniques of the past to express the vivid passions in the music, House of Time seeks to make the past speak directly to our culture and provide relief from the fast pace of modern day life.
For House of Time's full season calendar, please visit HouseofTimeMusic.org.
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