VoxAmaDeus teams up with Main Line School Night

Presenting a Maestro Radu lecture series and
intimate afternoon soirée concerts with “live notes”

Baroque Titans: Bach and Handel

Lecture: Essentials and Secrets
 –Wednesday April 2 at 7:30-9:00 PM
Enjoy a discussion of Bach - quintessentially cerebral and pious, and Handel - the flamboyant court musician of the Kings of England. Essentials and fascinating “kitchen” secrets about what made them tick and so different from each other, yet both in the service of the great western civilization trove of eternal treasures. Lecture, questions & answers, and musical examples.
$15

Concert: Sunday Afternoon Soiree
- April 6 at 4:00-5:30 PM
An intimate musical journey, featuring works of Bach & Handel, reminiscent of what might have taken place in the music room of “Castle Somewhere” on a sunny Sunday afternoon over 300 years ago. Baroque instruments. Enchanting violin, warm mellow oboe and exciting harpsichord, with “live notes” by the Maestro.
$20

All events held at
Creutzburg Center
260 Gulph Creek Rd
(in Harford Park)
Radnor, PA 19087

Baroque Venetian Masters: Vivaldi and Corelli

Lecture: Essentials and Secrets-Wednesday June 4 at 7:30-9:00 PM
Enjoy a discussion of the passionate and very colorful Venetian Masters Vivaldi and Corelli - serving dukes, cardinals and popes. Essentials and fascinating “kitchen” secrets about what made them tick and so different from each other, yet both in the service of the great western civilization trove of eternal treasures. Lecture, questions & answers, and musical examples.
$15

Concert: Sunday Afternoon Soiree
- June 8 at 4:00-5:30 PM
An intimate musical journey, featuring works of Vivaldi & Corelli, reminiscent of what might have taken place in the music room of “Castle Somewhere” on a sunny Sunday afternoon over 300 years ago. Baroque instruments. Sparkling flute, exhilarating trumpet and exciting harpsichord, with “live notes” by the Maestro.
$20

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The Ides of March ~ Camerata Ama Deus ~ Baroque Instrument Orchestra

The Ides of March: the name given by the ancient Romans to the mid-point of the month of March. Despite its association with the slaying of a certain would-be emperor, The Ides of March, as celebrated by the Camerata Ama Deus, will be a joyful reminder that spring is in the air, that  a new season of rebirth is at hand. Join the Camerata Ama Deus chamber orchestra, performing on period instruments, for an evening of lively Baroque masterworks guaranteed to evoke sunshine and warmth—and no more snow!

The concert will begin, appropriately, with “Spring” from Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. Composed in 1723, The Four Seasons (Le quattro stagioni) is Antonio Vivaldi's best-known work, and is among the most popular pieces in the classical music repertoire. The work is a set of four violin concertos, the texture of which is varied with each concerto, each resembling its respective season. Vivaldi’s plan was that each movement would establish a certain mood, against which narrative events could then play out. When it came to the detail of those occurrences—barking dogs, drunken dancers, buzzing insects—Vivaldi delivered elegance and originality where other composers had barely moved beyond crude animal-noise clichés. In addition, Vivaldi provided verbal instructions to the players: In “Spring” he asks the solo violin to play like “il capraro che dorme” (the sleeping goatherd) and the viola like “il cane che grida” (the barking dog).