Join Your EARLY MUSIC NOW Friends for the Third Annual Field Trip
to THE
MADISON EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL Saturday, July 10 - Opening Concert Presented in partnership with Early Music Now
Motor Coach
Pickup 2:00 Italian
Community Center or
2:30 Goerke's Corners
Dinner en route at Biaggi's Italian Ristorante Dutch Treat - view the restaurant and menu options
6:30 lecture by John Barker (see below)
7:30 Concert - Parthenia w/Julianne Baird (see below)
Motor Coach Return (with sweet treats)
Goerke's Corners approx 11:00 pm
Italian Comm Cntr approx.11:30 pm
$45 per person ($47 if charged) includes everything except your choice of dinner!
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Saturday, July 10 Parthenia with Julianne Baird Presented in partnership with Early Music Now
6:30 pm: Pre-concert lecture: “A Tale of Two
Dynasties”
John W. Barker, Professor Emeritus of History, University
of Wisconsin-Madison
This lecture surveys the cumulative achievements by
the Plantagenet and Tudor monarchs in taking key steps toward creating
the political, institutional, and cultural dimensions that served to
generate England as we know it. Special attention is given to the
glorious and distinctly English riches of 12th- to 16th-century musical
development to be sampled throughout the Festival.
7:30 pm: Performance: A Tudor Songbook
Parthenia and virtuoso soprano Julianne Baird join
forces for an evening of spirited English music for viols and voice,
featuring songs, dance suites, and fantasias from early Tudor through
Elizabethan days. Joining them is MEMF Co-Artistic Director Cheryl
Bensman-Rowe, soprano.
Parthenia
with Julianne Baird
Beverly Au, Julianne Baird, Lawrence Lipnik,
Rosamund Morley,
Lisa Terry
Parthenia, hailed by
the New Yorker as "one of the brightest lights in New York's early-music scene," is a dynamic ensemble exploring the extraordinary repertory for viols from Tudor England to the court of Versailles and
beyond. Known for its remarkable sense of ensemble, Parthenia is
presented in concerts across America, and produces its own lively and
distinguished concert series at Corpus Christi Church in New York City,
collaborating regularly with the world's foremost early music
specialists and has been featured on radio and television and in
prestigious festivals and series as wide-ranging as Music Before 1800,
Maverick Concerts and the Regensburg Tage Alter Musik.
Early Music Now ■ 759 N Milwaukee Street - Suite 420 ■ Milwaukee, WI 53202-3750 info@earlymusicnow.org ■ 414.225.3113 ■ 877.546.8742 ■ fax 414.225.3787
Beverly Au, Julianne Baird, Lawrence Lipnik,
Rosamund Morley,
Lisa Terry
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