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A fantastic piece. I'm not sure they needed the gimmick, but I suppose it wouldn't have been the same if the soprano was standing there in a stiff black gown.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmCmrZfybPQ#t=23
Friday, February 20, 2015
Monday, February 2, 2015
Baroque Guitar, Viola, Harpsichord Concert Jan 27, 8:00 PM, St Thomas University
This concert will be held at St Mary's chapel on St Paul Campus of St Thomas University, Sat., Feb 7, at 8 PM. Dr. Chris Kachian is the head of the Guitar Studies program at St. Thomas University and is a truly world-class performer. The concert will also include historical background provided by art historian Michelle Nordtorp-Madison. Highly recommended! Feel free to contact Ray Artz (ray.e.artz@gmail.com, 612-616-0788) for more info. Here is the announcement from Chris Kachian:
The annual St. Paul Seminary concert of Baroque music is here again (see attachment). This year, we have a Baroque violist, Jerry Gaul, playing an astounding sounding 17th Century viola. Among other hits, Jerry and I will be doing the area premiere of Vivaldi's double concerto for viola and guitar written in 1722. David Jenkins will be performing an exquisite piece by Buxtehude on our newly donated harpsichord built by Kevin Fryer.
The annual St. Paul Seminary concert of Baroque music is here again (see attachment). This year, we have a Baroque violist, Jerry Gaul, playing an astounding sounding 17th Century viola. Among other hits, Jerry and I will be doing the area premiere of Vivaldi's double concerto for viola and guitar written in 1722. David Jenkins will be performing an exquisite piece by Buxtehude on our newly donated harpsichord built by Kevin Fryer.
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