Baroque Music Montana

11th & Grant Concerts & Recordings

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Reginald Mobley, countertenor

Elliot Figg, harpsichord

John Lenti, theorbo

Carrie Krause, baroque violin

July 15th 7pm

Location: Kania House, 10052 Floating Island Way, Shepard

July 16th 7pm

Location: Columbus Community Congregational Church, 138 W 4th Ave N, Columbus

July 18th

BaMM records an episode of the Grammy-winning PBS show (non-public event). Details forthcoming. Stay tuned for information on when to watch it on Montana PBS!

Boston Early Music Festival

Recorded at the GBH Fraser Performance Studio, Boston, Massachusetts Length: 1 hour. This concert will premiere on Friday, June 11th 2021 and remain available until the end of the day on Sunday, July 11th.

Tempro la cetra: I tune the lyre | BEMF’s own GRAMMY-winning Musical Directors Paul O’Dette and Stephen Stubbs lead the all-star singers and instrumentalists of the Boston Early Music Festival Vocal & Chamber Ensembles in a performance of selections from Monteverdi’s finest vocal duets and other chamber works. Monteverdi was a master of the five-part madrigal, but by the time he published his Seventh Book of Madrigals, he sought to liberate his vocal writing from this older form. Here, we see a new emphasis on the vocal writing that was characterized by contrasts and polarization between the low and high voices, both vocal and instrumental. Hear these magnificent duets interpreted by 5 outstanding singers, including soprano Teresa Wakim, countertenor Reginald Mobley, tenors Jason McStoots and Aaron Sheehan, and bass-baritone Jonathan Woody.

Programme:

Tempro la cetra: I tune the lyre

Claudio Monteverdi: Tempro la cetra
Monteverdi: Ohimè ch’io cado
Dario Castello: Sonata terza
Monteverdi: Ego flos campi
Andrea Falconieri: L’eroica à 3
Monteverdi: Interrotte speranze
Monteverdi: Ogni amante è guerrier
Francesca Caccini: Maria, dolce Maria
Castello: Sonata undecima
Monteverdi: Quel sguardo sdegnosetto
Monteverdi: Zefiro torna

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Reginald Mobley - Countertenor d’amore

Concert dedicated to the memory of Roy Delp & Karyl Louwenaar.

Music of J.S Bach, G.F Handel, P.H Erlebach.

Saturday 5th June 2021 - Open Rehearsal from 3pm

Sunday 6th June - Concert at St John’s Episcopal Church, Tallahassee (Online & In Person)

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Music Among the Trees

Lift Every Voice

A Celebration of Brotherhood & Sisterhood
An outdoor concert featuring members of AF’s MOSAIC Project

Jeannette Sorrell conducting

Kristine Caswelch & Ashlee Foreman sopranos

Reggie Mobley countertenor

Jacob Perry tenor

Jonathan Woody bass

with Apollo’s Fire instrumentalists and the Musettes Ensemble (youth chorus)

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SUNDAY, MAY 30, 2021, 7:00PM

Laurel School (Butler Campus) RUSSELL TOWNSHIP

Conway Pavilion

MONDAY, MAY 31, 2021, 4:00PM

Laurel School (Butler Campus) RUSSELL TOWNSHIP

Conway Pavilion

MONDAY, MAY 31, 2021, 7:00PM

Laurel School (Butler Campus) RUSSELL TOWNSHIP

Conway Pavilion

The fascinating 18th-century French-African composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de St. Georges, was known as “the Black Mozart.” In this new program from Jeannette Sorrell, Bologne’s music and his story unfold. Monteverdi’s beautiful Nigra Sum (I am Black & Beautiful) from the Vespers of 1610 meets African-American composer Jonathan Woody’s 2019 composition of the same title. Renowned countertenor Reggie Mobley shares tales of his childhood growing up Black (and beautiful) in the Deep South. The young voices of Apollo’s Musettes (youth choir) join AF musicians and 5 soloists in this celebration of our shared humanity.

70-minute concerts. Seating capacity is limited and Ohio COVID safety protocols will be observed.

Join us on 4.3.21 for a special Facebook live-streamed concert entitled "Home: our journeys, our stories, our songs." The members of Kaleidoscope Vocal Ensemble will each present a performance from their homes, share stories from their life paths and reflect on what it has been like for them to be at home for a year. The performance will feature a guest performance by New Haven's Morse Chorale, Stephanie Tubiolo, director, and a message about our mission as an ensemble to promote diversity, inclusion, and representation in the singing world. #successcomesinallshades

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Programme

J.S. Bach Bekennen will ich seinen Namen BWV 200

J.S. Bach Mit Allem, was ich hab und bin (from BWV 72)

J.S. Bach Quoniam tu solus sanctus (from BWV 233)

Dietrich Buxtehude Jubilate Domino BuxWV 64

George Treadwell & Sarah Vaughan Shulie-a-Bop 

Cole Porter So in Love 

Cole Porter Every Time We Say Goodbye 

Henry Purcell Crown the Altar (from Celebrate this Festival Z. 321)

Henry Purcell O Solitude 

Henry Purcell With Him He Brings the Partner of His Throne (from Ye Tuneful Muses Z. 344)

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Countertenor d’amore Reginald Mobley is featured in a program displaying the musical fusion between the baroque and jazz idioms. The repertoire, from Bach to Sarah Vaughan ‘The Divine One’, will explore the world of ornamentation, rhetoric, and most importantly, groove.

Talk: Matthew Henson (PhD), Florida State University