Upcoming Meeting
May 11, 2012
Adam Gilbert conducting
7:30, possible prelude at 7:20
Adam Gilbert is director of the Early Music Program at the USC Thornton School of Music. He teaches music history, performs on recorder and historical double reeds, and is one of the 
premiere international players of the Renaissance shawm. The first graduate of the Early Music program at the Mannes College of Music in New York City, he has performed as a member of New York's Ensemble for Early Music, the Waverly Consort and Piffaro, the Renaissance Band and appeared with many other well-known ensembles. He is also a founding member of ensemble Ciaramella, which performs concerts of fifteenth-century music in The United States, Israel and Belgium, and has recorded on the Naxos label. Adam won the prestigious Noah Greenberg Award in 2008 for his proposed book and multimedia resource on 15th-century counterpoint and improvisation. more
Here's the music we will be playing:
1a.Ilestdebonheure_Anon
1b.Ilestdebonheure_Japart
1c.anon_orudite
3a.German_Kumheiliger
3b.German_Sancta Maria woh uns bei
4S.Lassus_Cum_essem_Cantus
4A1.Lassus_Cum_essem_Altus1
4A2.Lassus_Cume-essem_Altus2
4T.Lassus_Cum-Essem_Tenor
4B1.Lassus_Cum_essem_Bassus1
4B2.Lassus_Cum_essem_Bassus
Adam may bring some additional music with sufficient copies to hand out.
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About OCRS
If you play recorder or gamba, we invite you to join us on the second Friday of each month September through June at 7:30 p.m. Our meetings are playing sessions conducted by professional musicians. All size recorders and all playing levels may attend. Each meeting is preceded by a prelude performed by members at 7:20. We meet at Trinity Episcopal Church, 2400 Canal Street in Orange, Calif. Map and directions. More