Baroque Ensemble

Arthur Haas, Music Director 

 

Sunday, February 10, 2013, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three
Anima, one of New York’s hottest Baroque groups specializing in vocal and instrumental music of the 17th century, makes a return appearance on our series.  Consisting of soprano, Baroque harp, violin, and viola da gamba, they will feature French and Spanish music of the early Baroque in their program

Sunday, March 3, 2013, 12:00-3:00pm
Early Music Day
March is Bach month! Spend the first part of the afternoon with mini concerts, demonstrations of various Baroque period instruments, and even hands on mini lessons.

Sunday, March 3, 2013, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three
Baroque Players celebrate the genius of Bach with a program of vocal and instrumental music featuring music by him as well as his sons, contemporaries and students.

Sunday, April 21, 2013, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three 
Stony Brook Baroque Players caps off the year with a program featuring Handel’s “greatest hits” from his opera Orlando, as well as other Baroque gems.  

Past:

Sunday, November 11, 2012, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three 
Arthur Haas’ award winning Stony Brook Baroque Players, made up of the cream of the crop of Stony Brook’s graduate program will offer an afternoon of delightful vocal and instrumental chamber and orchestral works from the courts of Europe.  

Sunday, October 21, 2012, 3:00pm, RH
Baroque Sundays at Three 
Rachel Begley, one of America’s leading recorder and historical bassoon players and a Stony Brook alum, hosts this program of virtuoso chamber music from 18th century Europe with her dynamic ensemble Fire and Folly.

 

October 23
    Gabe Shuford, harpsichord extraordinaire, and winner of the 2011 Samuel Baron Award, presents a chamber music program of instrumental music from the 17th and 18th centuries.   His fingers and heart will delight and move you. 

November 20
    Stony Brook Baroque Players, featuring the early music stars of the future, presents a virtuoso program of vocal and instrumental music bridging the entire Baroque era.  These graduate and undergraduate students will amaze you with their enthusiasm and mastery of the style. 

February 19
    Flying Forms – The brilliant new group, led by distinguished Baroque violinist, Marc Levine, and harpsichordist, Tami Morse, both graduates of the Stony Brook music department features some of the finest young talent in America today performing music from all corners of the Baroque age. 

March 18
    Sang Joon Park – One of the greatest Baroque flautists of his generation, and past winner of the Samuel Baron Award brings his new group, Aula Harmoniae to the Staller Center.  Featured will be French Baroque masterpieces and newly discovered Spanish flute repertoire. 

April 29
    Stony Brook Baroque Players, made up of the cream of the crop of graduate and undergraduate students from the music department end our series with vocal and instrumental gems from Monteverdi through to Bach and beyond.  Don’t miss this great treat for the ears.