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Concerts

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Sunday March 30, 4:00 pm

at Pebble Hill Church, DeWitt

Sunday April 6, 4:00 pm

at St. Luke Church, Ithaca
109 Oak Avenue

Brahms,
Ein Deutsches Requiem

(A German Requiem)

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At Pebble Hill with Brahms' own piano-four-hands arrangement, played by Sar-Shalom Strong and Sabine Krantz. In Ithaca with Jeff  Snedeker on St. Luke Church's Juget-Sinclair French Romantic organ (2016); for information about the organ, click here.

 

Together with short motets of Heinrich Schütz and Johann Christoph Bach.

 

The April 6 Ithaca performance is part of Music at St. Luke, with free admission. The March 30 De Witt performance is part of Schola's subscription series, single tickets at the door:

$20 (seniors $15, students and children $5)​

Schola Cantorum thanks Syracuse Sounds of Music for its grant in partial support of the DeWitt performance.

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Sunday June 1 at 4:00 pm

BEMF Preview: The Power of Love

A preview of the program Schola Cantorum will sing June 14
at the Boston Early Music Festival Fringe: The Power of Love: Expressions of sacred and profane love in masses, motets and madrigals by Ciconia, Du Fay, Ockeghem, Dunstable, Isaac, de Wert and Monteverdi.

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June 13 and 14 BEMF in Boston

How about a trip to Boston? 

(The Athens of America, per William Tudor, 1819)
Schola Cantorum will present two concerts as part of the Boston Early Music Festival Fringe, both at Boston’s Church of the Covenant.

On Friday June 13 at 2:00 pm, Jeffery Snedeker, organ, and five Schola singers will perform Tastiera Dell’Amore: Keyboard works of Peter Philips, and the madrigals that inspired them.

On Saturday June 14 at 2:00 pm, the Schola ensemble will sing The Power of Love: Expressions of sacred and profane love in masses, motets and madrigals by Ciconia, Du Fay, Ockeghem, Dunstable, Isaac, de Wert and Monteverdi.

​To visit the BEMF website, click here.

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June

Camerata Syracuse

Due to scheduling and related difficulties, a June concert by Schola Cantorum's instrumental ensemble Camerata Syracuse will not take place, as had been planned. Camerata Syracuse remains a work in progress; watch this space!

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July 24 - 27
(Thursday thru Sunday)

The annual Summer Workshop for singers

concluding with an open rehearsal

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For Workshop details click here

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past concerts (2024-2025 season):

September 29, 2024: Opus 6 (concerti grossi of Corelli and Handel)
October 6: 16th-Century Hits and their more modern progeny

December 15 and 22: Hugo Distler, Die Weihnachtsgeschichte

(The Christmas Story) plus Renaissance carol-motets

 

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