GVSU Early Music Ensemble Sunday, November 24, 2019 - 2:00 P.M

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Dr. Cho’s Piano Studio Saturday, November 23, 2019 - 4:00 p.m. Sherman Van Solkema Hall Haas Center for Performing Arts

Fall Dance Concert Saturday, November 23, 2019 - 7:00 p.m. GVSU Early Music Ensemble Sunday, November 24, 2019 - 2:00 p.m. Louis Armstrong Theatre Haas Center for Performing Arts Pablo Mahave-Veglia - Director Concert Band and Wind Symphony Concert Monday, November 25, 2019 - 7:30 p.m. Julia Brown - Guest Artist Louis Armstrong Theatre Kelsey Andrew Schilling - Guest Artist Haas Center for Performing Arts

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PROGRAM Julia Brown is currently director of music and organist at the Mayflower Congregational Church in Grand Rapids, MI. Formerly music director at the First United Methodist Church Church Trio Sonata op. 3 No. 8 ...... Arcangello Corelli in Eugene, Oregon, she also maintains a full schedule of (1653 – 1713) teaching, performing and recording. She has appeared in Largo concert in North and South America and in Europe, having Allegro performed for the American Guild of Organists Regional and Largo National Conventions, the Latin American Organist Allegro Conventions, the Oregon Bach Festival and other international organ and music festivals. She is also active as a Sich üben im Lieben from Cantata BWV 202 ...... harpsichordist, exploring performance practice and early Johann Sebastian Bach music in chamber music settings. (1685 – 1750)

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Intorno all'idol mio from Orontea ...... Antonio Cesti (1623 – 1669)

Dal fulgor di questa spada from Giulio Cesare ...... George Frideric Handel (1685 – 1759) The GVSU Early Music Ensemble began its activities in The GVSU EME has performed at the Feeding the Soul of the the Fall of 2003 under the direction of Associate Professor City Series in Muskegon and at the Herrick Public Library in Pablo Mahave-Veglia. The group is dedicated to the Holland. Twice the group has been awarded travel grants performance of pre-classical repertoire utilizing period from the GVSU Teaching Center to travel (to Toronto and instruments, or faithful modern replicas, as well as historically Chicago) and attend lectures and performances on the topic informed performance practice. of baroque music. During their recent trip to Indiana the GVSU EME performed a concert at the University of Evansville, and later travel to Bloomington, where they were Since then it has appeared periodically in concerts at GVSU coached by renowned Indiana University Professor Stanley and featured such renowned guest artists as fortepianist Seth Ritchie. Carlin and Shin Hwang, baroque violinists Patricia Ahern and Christopher Varrette, baroque trumpeters Anna Freeman and Norman Engel, gambist Emily Walhout, oboists John Abberger and Lani Spahr, and flutist Anita Miller Rieder, among many others. The ensemble was featured onstage (fully costumed, at that!) during the GVSU production of Hamlet, as well as having provided the music for the two-man Chicago-based Opera Company Comic Intermezzo.

In April of 2009 the group was featured during the Grand Rapids Bach Festival, where it performed along with GVSU faculty and guest artists the Complete Brandenburg Concerti by JS Bach. In the Spring of 2010 the group performed Beethoven’s First Symphony as part of the Arts at Noon Series. The EME has also collaborated with the GVSU Opera Theater and several other local organizations for their sold out performances of Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas in the Fall of 2015.

The GVSU Early Music Ensemble began its activities in The GVSU EME has performed at the Feeding the Soul of the the Fall of 2003 under the direction of Associate Professor City Series in Muskegon and at the Herrick Public Library in Pablo Mahave-Veglia. The group is dedicated to the Holland. Twice the group has been awarded travel grants performance of pre-classical repertoire utilizing period from the GVSU Teaching Center to travel (to Toronto and instruments, or faithful modern replicas, as well as historically Chicago) and attend lectures and performances on the topic informed performance practice. of baroque music. During their recent trip to Indiana the GVSU EME performed a concert at the University of Evansville, and later travel to Bloomington, where they were Since then it has appeared periodically in concerts at GVSU coached by renowned Indiana University Professor Stanley and featured such renowned guest artists as fortepianist Seth Ritchie. Carlin and Shin Hwang, baroque violinists Patricia Ahern and Christopher Varrette, baroque trumpeters Anna Freeman and Norman Engel, gambist Emily Walhout, oboists John Abberger and Lani Spahr, and flutist Anita Miller Rieder, among many others. The ensemble was featured onstage (fully costumed, at that!) during the GVSU production of Hamlet, as well as having provided the music for the two-man Chicago-based Opera Company Comic Intermezzo.