During the Renaissance and Baroque music was gradually liberated from solely servicing the church into a force of its own. The awakening of instrumental music and the amazing originality of the musicians creating it provided fuel for the next four centuries of musical development.
In this program we encounter two teachers and their pupils. Giovanni Gabrieli, the visionary musician from Venice, bestowed his legacy to his beloved student Heinrich Schütz. North of the Alps, the Flemish keyboard master Jan Sweelinck shared his musical secrets with another original, Samuel Scheidt.
Join music lovers of all backgrounds post-concert for ANAM's Music Discussion Group. Share your thoughts of the repertoire just performed or hear the insights of featured musicians from the concert. Located in CG.24, Ground Floor, Convent Building.
GABRIELI Sacrae Symphonie (selections)
SWEELINCK Toccata in C major
SCHÜTZ Geistliche Chormusik (selections)
SCHEIDT 9 Variations on a Galliard by Dowland for organ
SCHEIDT Ludi Musici (selections)
SCHEIDT Galliard Battaglia
Yoram Levy (ANAM Head of Brass) trumpet
ANAM Musicians
This concert series will feature ANAM's harpsichord, generously funded by John and Rosemary Macleod
Image credit: Pia Johnson
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