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2010 Harp Events
Sunday, January 10, 3PM. St. Philip's In The Hills Episcopal Church
Sequentia in Concert, sponsored by the Arizona Early Music Society.
From the time of Christianity's introduction into Europe until the end of the first millennium, apocalyptic images of the End of Time
and Last Judgment were prominent in both poetic texts and in the visual arts. In Sequentia's new program Fragments for the End of Time, vocalist/harper Benjamin Bagby and
flautist Norbert Rodenkirchen explore the musical world of these powerful texts, some of which survive only as fragments in the Old High German
Muspilli.
St. Philip's in the Hills is located at 4440 N. Campbell Ave. (at River Road)
Tickets: $20 general, $17 seniors, $5 students
See the AZEarly Music site
Sunday, January 17th, 12:30PM. Tohono Chul Tea Room
SOPHIA will have a board meeting. Anyone who wishes to contribute time or thought to the organization is very welcome.
Sunday February 7th, 2PM at Onofre's
We will have our February meeting at the lovely home of Onofre!
Patricia Harris will give a talk about her family's musical history.
There will be a music swap/sale. Bring your unwanted harp music to the meeting and find some new gems to spice up your repertoire.
Sunday, February 14, 3PM, St. Philip's In The Hills Episcopal Church
Cappella Artemisia, sponsored by the Arizona Early Music Society. Cappella Artemisia is an ensemble of female singers and
instrumentalists dedicated to performing music from Italian convents of the 16th and 17th centuries. (We saw a prominent harp in thier
publicity photo, so its likely there will be harp!)
St. Philip's in the Hills is located at 4440 N. Campbell Ave. (at River Road)
Tickets: $20 general, $17 seniors, $5 students
See the AZEarly Music site
Sunday February 28th, 2PM, Community Performing Arts Center in Green Valley
Patricia Harris will play a concert with the Flute Viola Harp Trio as part of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra's Recital Series
Sunday April 18, Tubac Golf Resort & Spa
Patricia Harris will play a concert with the Flute Viola Harp Trio as part of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra's Moveable Feast Series. The Wind Quintet will also be playing.
Sunday, March 14, 3PM, St. Philip's In The Hills Episcopal Church
Me la Amargates Tú, sponsored by the Arizona Early Music Society. Tucson favorite Tulio Rondón joins an international cast in the ensemble
Me la Amargates Tú. Based in The Hague, the group arose from the performers' research and performance of Sephardic and Spanish music from
the 15th to 17th centuries. Their performances combine the Ladino folkloric tradition with musical elements from the period when Sephardic
Jewish communities lived in the Iberian Peninsula prior to their expulsion by the Inquisition. Sephardic written music from this time includes
only the melody and the text, written in Ladino. (Rumor has it that there will be a harp...)
St. Philips in the Hills is located at 4440 N. Campbell Ave. (at River Road)
Tickets: $20 general, $17 seniors, $5 students
See the AZEarly Music site
Previous Calendars
Calendar from 2009
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