Ensemble Dal Niente returns once more to Chicago’s Frequency Festival! In honor of their 20th Anniversary Season, this show will showcase a mix of composers who have been formative for them, composers who are new to them, and composers with whom they have longstanding relationships. The program will feature a new work for the ensemble […]
Quince performs William Thomas McKinley’s Ten Medieval Songs for treble octet at the University of North Iowa.
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Quince performs William Thomas McKinley’s Ten Medieval Songs for treble octet at 4:30pm and 7:30pm.
Quince records William Thomas McKinley’s Ten Medieval Songs for treble octet at Wild Sound Recording Studio in St. Paul, MN.
Featured recital through the concert programming at Blessed Sacrament Church.
Theater, poetry and music meet to dramatic effect in this unique collaboration between locally-based actors and the Early Music Hawaii Singers. Europe enjoyed a new musical obsession beginning in the 16th and early 17th centuries—the secular madrigal. Born and developed in Italy, this dramatic and poetic genre took root throughout Europe, reaching a creative peak […]
Shaw coaches and collaborates with singers of Early Music Hawaii under the direction of Scott Fikse. Early Music Hawaii invited intermediate to advanced vocalists and instrumentalists who are interested in Early Music to a two-day performance workshop led by master teachers John Lenti and Carrie Shaw, internationally recognized specialists in early repertoire. Participants received individualized […]
Quince performs Molly Herron’s Stellar Atmospheres alongside Varo String Quartet, along with other works.
Faculty soprano Carrie Shaw’s new Seattle-based group Wind Up Vocal Project performs musical puzzles of the past and present, including Ming Tsao’s “DAS WASSERGEWORDENE KANONBUCH.”
Shaw performs a new work by Baldwin Giang with members of the Louisville Orchestra.
Celebrate 20 years of Ensemble Dal Niente! They’re back where the legend of the Party began. Drinks, music, and so much more.