COLVILLE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION
CATHOLIC PARISH
· 320
North Maple Street ·
(509) 684-6223
Suggested
Donation:
$15, $20 or $25
(a free will offering - everyone is
most welcome)
•
18
and under FREE •
SSEMF presents outstanding early chamber music in
Colville
and around Wqshngton State thanks to your
support.
The
Salish Sea Early Music Festival is proud
to be an affiliate organization of Early
Music America, which develops,
strengthens, and celebrates early music
and historically informed performance in
North America.
The
Salish Sea Early Music Festival is a
501(c)3 organization and all donations are
fully tax deductible in accordance with
the law. Your donations are welcomed at
https://www.salishseafestival.org/donate .
✣
With special thanks
✣ to
Immaculate Conception Catholic Parish
2024 Salish Sea
Early Music Festival in Colville ~
Period Instrument chamber music from six centuries
in Colville and around Washington State ~
✣
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✣Tuesday,
April 30, 2024 at 7:00 PM at
Crossroads ✣
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RENAISSANCE
PSALMS,
IRISH
BAROQUE & FOLK
Oleg
TImofeyev
renaissance
lute, English guitar
&
7-string guitar (1820)
Jeffrey Cohan
renaissance
& baroque flutes
&
8-keyed flute (1820)
17th
Century
Nicolas
Vallet
Jacob
Van Eyck
Girolamo
Dalla Casa
18th
Century
James
Oswald
Francesco
Barsanti
Turlough
O'Carolan
19th
Century
Mauro
Giuliani
Louis
Drouet
Charles
Nicholson
This
program, in three parts, opens
with settings of Psalms and
variations on folk melodies by
early 17th-century flutist Jacob
Van Eyck, lutenist Nicolas Vallet
and others performed on renaissance
descant, tenor and bass
transverse flutes and
lute. Then, baroque flute and the
rare
but once quite popular
wire-strung English
Guitar of the 18th century is to
be heard performing the folk tunes
of Scotland and Ireland as
interpreted and varied by the
early 18th-century composers
Francesco Barsanti, Turlough
O'Carolan, James Oswald and
others. Finally, an Eastern
European 7-string guitar made in
1820 in Russia alongside an
eight-keyed flute made in London
in the same year bring to life
variations on popular tunes by
Mauro Giuliani, Louis Drouet,
Charles Nicholson and other
virtuoso flutists and guitarists
of Beethoven’s day.
•
Thursday,
JUNE 27,
2024 at 7:00 PM
•
✣
✣
✣JOHANN
SEBASTIAN BACH ✣
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✣
Irene Roldan ~ harpsichord
Jeffrey
Cohan ~ baroque flute
A second program in 2024 to be offered by the Salish
Sea Early Music Festival
in
conjunction with Immaculate Conception Catholic
Parish features
special
guest Spanish harpsichordist Irene Roldan from
Basel, Switzerland.
•
Wednesday,
January 31,
2024 at 7:00 PM
•
✣
✣
✣ITALIAN
RENAISSANCE CANZONAS ✣
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Vicki
Boeckman ~ renaissance recorders
Jeffrey
Cohan ~ renaissance flute
Stephen
Creswell ~ viola
Anna
Marsh ~ renaissance bassoon (dulcian)
Immaculate
Conception Catholic Parish and the Salish Sea
Early Music Festival with support from the Vinson
Fund present Renaissance Italian Canzonas with
four specialists performing on instruments of the
renaissance including Vicki Boeckman on
renaissance recorders, Jeffrey Cohan on
renaissance transverse flute, Stephen Creswell on
viola and Anna Marsh on dulcian, or renaissance
bassoon.
The concert will provide an in-depth exploration
of the Italian four-part canzona which blossomed
in print from 1582 through the early decades of
the 1600’s and was inspired by French and Flemish
chansons of the early 1500’s. It will trace the
development of the canzona from 1529, when
commercial music printing was just beginning in
Europe, through 1636 at which point more “modern”
stylistic forms such as the sonata began to take
the place of the canzona, which had bridged the
musical styles of the Renaissance and the Baroque.
Canzonas by Andrea and Giovanni Cima, Giacomo
Biumi, Floriano Canale, Giovanni Buonamente,
Florentino Maschera, and others are to be included
in the program along with instrumentl renditions
of the earlier French and Flemish songs that
inspired them. All will be performed on the
recorder, transverse flute, viola and renaissance
bassoon or dulcian of the 16th century which
create a beautiful blend and provide a distinct
character to each of the four intertwining musical
lines.
The Salish Sea Early Music Festival presents early
chamber music from the 16th through the 19th
centuries on period instruments all around the
Puget Sound and in Eastern Washington, and is a
501(c)3 non-profit organization, and an affiliate
organization of Early Music America. SSEMF has
presented countless performances in modern times
of little-known early chamber music on period
instruments.
Supported
by the City of Colville's Vinson Fund
Enhancing
cultural enrichment in Colville and surroundings
Jeffrey
Cohan, renaissance
transverse flutes
Fantasia
11 by Giovanni Bassano
(1585)
recorded January 11, 2021
~
updated January 17, 2024 ~ Suggested Donation for
all concerts:
$15, $20 or $25
(a free will offering - everyone welcome
regardless of donation)
• 18 and under FREE •
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~ thank you!
SSEMF banner: detail
from "The Last Time it
Reached Zero" by James C.
Holl. SSEMF presents
outstanding early
chamber music
on period instruments thanks
to your support.
