Workshop
Musica Transalpina
 February
19-20, 2005
Seattle, Washington
Faculty:
Margriet Tindemans, bowed strings, workshop director
Drew Minter, voice
Mark Rimple, lute
Tom Zajac, winds
Anna Mansbridge, early dance specialist
Ingrid Matthews, early violin
This popular workshop for amateur and aspiring professional musicians, now in
its fourth year, will explore the influence of Italian music in England in the
16th and 17th centuries. Workshop director and bowed stings specialist
Margriet Tindemans has assembled a prestigious faculty for the occasion, including
Drew
Minter (voice), Mark Rimple (lute),
Tom Zajac (winds), Anna Mansbridge
(early dance), and Ingrid Matthews (early violin).
Classes will cover:
Classes and ensemble offerings for this two-day course will
cover the gamut (literally), including madrigals and part songs, lute song,
continuo song, solo sonatas for violin and recorder, music from opera and
the masque, and early notation and theory. As usual, consorts for viols and
recorders will be a mainstay of the workshop.
Schedule:
Full schedule will be announced later.
Who should attend:
Instrumentalists (viola da gamba, lute, harp, violin, recorder and related
instruments) and vocalists. This workshop is offered to advanced amateurs and
aspiring professionals, while at all times classes for less advanced players
will be organized on demand.
Location:
The workshop will take place in the Bertona Classrooms at
Seattle Pacific University, 3307 3rd Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119.
Accommodations:
Limited housing is available, please contact the Early Music Guild office at
206-325-7066 for more information.
Fees and Registration:
Call 206-325-7066 or email education@earlymusicguild.org
for more information or to receive a registration form.
Scholarships:
A limited number of partial scholarships will be available. Anyone for
whom the workshop fee is a financial hardship is encouraged to request
scholarship assistance (see registration form).
Information:
For information contact the Early Music Guild:
Phone: 206-325-7066
Fax: 206-860-9151
e-mail:
education@earlymusicguild.org
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