meanings and shaping the modern concert

The ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions (Europe 1100-1800) presents: From Mourning to Joy – Exclusion & Redemption

Music by Heinrich Schütz, Johann Hermann Schein, Josquin des Pres and others.

e21 – Vivien Hamilton, Erika Tandiono, Rebecca Bywater, Anna Plotka, Michael Edwards, Jacob Lawrence, Steven Hodgson, John Weretka, Stephen Grant (director) Pieter Bartholomeusz. Barbiers, Vreugde (Joy), 1782 - 1837. (Joy), Barbiers, Vreugde Bartholomeusz. Pieter © Rijksmuseum, RP-T-1951-370.

Date: Friday, 30 May 2014 Featured in many of e21’s concerts are programs which forge links Time: 6:15pm between diverse musical works and the poetic ideas or emotional currents common to them, often working in partnership with artists Venue: Trinity Chapel, Tritinity College, Royal Pde, from other disciplines. e21 has featured prominently in festivals around Parkville , including the International Festival of the Arts, the Castlemaine State Festival, the Melbourne Autumn Music Festival, the Registration: http://bit.ly/1mx8PPP, or tickets at Melbourne Early Music Festival and the Organs of the door, $15 conc / $20 full Goldfields Festival. Enquiries: [email protected] The ensemble has been recorded many times by ABC Classic FM, Ph: +61 3 8344 5152 ABC Sunday Live and a joint project between the ABC and the National www.historyofemotions.org.au Library of on the vocal works of Percy Grainger. Programs have included those for the State Library of Victoria’s Medieval Imagination exhibit and an appearance at the Sydney Opera House’s e21, directed by Stephen Grant, is a joining of Utzon Music Series. experienced ensemble singers with established e21 has collaborated with a number of Australian and international soloists in a blend that allows for a maximum of artists, including recorder virtuoso Genevieve Lacey, actor Helen Morse, diversity, from solo and duo repertoire through to director John Bolton, poet Alan Loney and Ludovico’s Band. The small choral forces, from medieval through to ensemble currently runs an on-going series of concerts of medieval contemporary repertoire. music at St Mary’s Star of the Sea church in West Melbourne.