 Dear
Friends of Early Music Saint Louis,
Due to
the ongoing renovations, HausMusik concerts will not
take place this season at MusikHaus. Please join us
for these remaining off-site period instrument concerts!
Concert
Three:
Christmas Baroque
Pops
December 13, 2003, 7:30 p.m.
Layfayette Park United Methodist Church
2300 Lafayette Avenue (near Hwy 44 and Jefferson)
Early
Music Saint Louis presents an incomparable period
instrument
performance of the best loved "baroque hits":
- Vivaldi's
"Winter" Concerto from The Four Seasons,
- Pachelbel's
"Canon"
- Handel's
"Arrival of the Queen of Sheeba"
- Bach's
"Sheep May Safely Graze"
- Corelli's
"Christmas Concerto"
- and
the St. Louis premiere of the Christmas Cantata
"Ad Gaudia, Ad Iubila" by the woman composer
Xaviera Peruchona
Concert
Four:
Jeff Noonan &
Brandon Christensen
19th Music for violin & guitar
February 3, 2004, 7:30 p.m.
Sheldon
Concert Hall
3648 Washington Avenue (midtown)
Tickets: $10. Call: (314) 533-9300.
Vivaldi,
Corelli, Matteis, Paganini & Giuliani
for violin, lute, theorbo & 19th-century guitar
Concert
Five:
The Passion Mysteries
April
10, 3 p.m.
 EMSL's
annual presentation of H.I.F. von Biber's sonatas
dealing with the events of Christ's passion, crucifixion
and resurrection.
Samuel
United Church of Christ
320 North Forsyth (in Clayton between Maryland and
Delmar)
William
Bauer (violin)
Jeff Noonan (theorbo)
Neal Richardson (harpsichord & organ)
"The
Agony in the Garden", "The Crucifixion"
and "The Resurrection" with text illustrations
and Biblical readings on Holy Saturday
Copyright
© 2003 William Bauer & Early Music Saint
Louis
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