Join Repast for Saint Cecilia’s Day as we celebrate the patron saint of musicians, poets, composers, and instrument builders. With acclaimed soprano Sonya Headlam and violinists Carmen Lavada Johnson-Pájaro and Ravenna Lipchik, Repast presents a pastiche ode in honor of Saint Ceclia, including music by Purcell, Handel, Festing, and Eccles.
Join Repast for Saint Cecilia’s Day as we celebrate the patron saint of musicians, poets, composers, and instrument builders. With acclaimed soprano Sonya Headlam and violinists Carmen Lavada Johnson-Pájaro and Ravenna Lipchik, Repast presents a pastiche ode in honor of Saint Ceclia, including music by Purcell, Handel, Festing, and Eccles.
Beware the Ides of March! Repast curates the story of Julius Caesar through the instrumental music of George Frideric Handel and silent films produced during New York City’s maverick movie scene (1908-1910). Guest artist Margaret Owens joins Repast on oboe and recorder for an unforgettable pairing of music and New York film history.
Beware the Ides of March! Repast curates the story of Julius Caesar through the instrumental music of George Frideric Handel and silent films produced during New York City’s maverick movie scene (1908-1910). Guest artist Margaret Owens joins Repast on oboe and recorder for an unforgettable pairing of music and New York film history.
Soprano Margot Rood, violinist Rebecca Nelson, and theorbist Adam Cockerham join Repast for the closing concert of our season, which embraces love, loss, and remembrance with stunning works by Henry Purcell, Isabella Leonarda, Barbara Strozzi, Marieta Prioli, and Diego Ortiz.
Soprano Margot Rood, violinist Rebecca Nelson, and theorbist Adam Cockerham join Repast for the closing concert of our season, which embraces love, loss, and remembrance with stunning works by Henry Purcell, Isabella Leonarda, Barbara Strozzi, Marieta Prioli, and Diego Ortiz.
Soprano Margot Rood, violinist Rebecca Nelson, and theorbist Adam Cockerham join Repast for the closing concert of our season, which embraces love, loss, and remembrance with stunning works by Henry Purcell, Isabella Leonarda, Barbara Strozzi, Marieta Prioli, and Diego Ortiz.
Our season opens with Harvest Festival, a program honoring the harvest with music depicting rustic life. Aisslinn Nosky (violin) and Kevin Devine (hurdy-gurdy) join Repast for vibrant works of the French baroque, including Nicolas Chédeville’s arrangement of “Fall” from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons.
Our season opens with Harvest Festival, a program honoring the harvest with music depicting rustic life. Aisslinn Nosky (violin) and Kevin Devine (hurdy-gurdy) join Repast for vibrant works of the French baroque, including Nicolas Chédeville’s arrangement of “Fall” from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons.
