Vivaldi, Graun, Muffat, and Telemann with the SFCM Orchestra
SFCM Baroque Orchestra presents orchestral and chamber music of Vivaldi, Graun, Muffat, and Telemann.
Program
Georg Muffat: Fasciculus Il-Laeta Poesis, from Florilegium Secundum
I. Ouverture
II. Les Poëtes
III. Jeunes Espagnols
IV. Autre Air pour les mêmes
V. Les Cuisiniers
VI. Le Hachis
VII. Les Marmitons
Johann Gottlieb Graun: Sinfonia in B-flat Major
I. (Allegro)
II. Andante
III. Presto
Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto in G Major, alla Rustica, RV 151
I. Presto
II. Adagio
III. Allegro
Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto in D Minor, 'Madrigalesco’ RV 129'
I. Adagio-Allegro
II. Adagio
III. Allegro
Georg Philipp Telemann: Burlesque de Quixotte, TWV 55:G10
I. Ouverture
II. Le Réveille de Quixotte
III. Son Attaque des Moulins à Vent
IV. Ses Soupirs amoureux après la Princesse Dulcinée
V. Sanche Panche berné
VI. Le Galope de Roscinante
VII. Celui d’Ane de Sance
VIII. Le Couché de Quixotte
Featured Artists
Corey Jamason, director
Elisabeth Reed, co-director
Corey Jamason
Elisabeth Reed
About SFCM’s Historical Performance Department
Historical Performance at SFCM traverses all eras of music history, allowing for an environment that enables the study of period performance practice and produces contemporary performances that are relevant, vibrant, and provocative. In this program, which offers a professional studies diploma in historical performance and bachelor's and master's music degrees in harpsichord and organ and master's and professional studies diplomas in baroque violin, viola, cello historical plucked strings, and viola da gamba, you’ll develop and refine your skills in historical styles. Historical Performance opportunities are open to all SFCM students, and our acclaimed Baroque Ensemble performs regularly throughout the year.