CONCERT March 18, 2005 -- In Tenebris: Music for Meditation from 17th & 18th Century France


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Artist Amaranta Viera, Soprano on February 01, 2005 at 17:02:05:

In Tenebris: Music for Meditation from 17th & 18th Century France

Amaranta Viera, Soprano
Pedro d’Aquino, Harpsichord & Organ
Grant Herreid, Theorbo
Rosamund Morley, Viola da Gamba

Friday, March 18, 2005 -- 8PM

Program:
André Campra: Ubi es, Deus meus?
François Couperin: Usquequo, Domine
Nicolas Bernier: Ave verum
Michel-Richard Delalande: Selections from Miserere à voix seule (Psalm 50)
Intermission
Marin Marais: "Plainte," from Suite en Sol
Michel-Richard Delalande – Trosième Leçon du Jeudy Saint, S.121

To mark the beginning of Holy Week, we present an offering of rarely-performed music from the grand siècle to inspire reflection and contemplation. Much of the music on this program was written for the royal chapels of Louis XIV and represents some of the most exquisite sacred composition of the French Baroque.

Following the concert, all are invited to join the artists for a brief wine-and-cheese reception.

LOCATION:
Church of St. Luke-in-the-Fields
487 Hudson Street
New York, New York 10014

General Admission: $15




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