Santa Fe Pro Musica
“This March, the reverberations of Baroque music will once again fill the hallowed halls of the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe, as the esteemed Santa Fe Pro Musica continues its annual Holy Week concert series. However, this year’s performance carries an exciting twist, as it seeks to shine a light on the often overlooked contributions of women composers from the French court of Louis XIV.”—Mahnoor Jehangir, BNN Breaking
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“Santa Fe Pro Musica continues their beloved tradition of “Baroque Holy Week” concerts on historical instruments beginning at 7:30 p.m., March 23.
In these inspiring and unique concerts, featuring Santa Fe favorite soprano Clara Rottsolk and violinist Stephen Redfield, the Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble presents music by women composers from the French court of the Sun King, Louis XIV (1638–1715).”—Carol A. Clark, Los Alamos Daily Post
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“Rottsolk is joined by violinist Stephen Redfield, harpsichordist David Solem, and the Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble. Composers featured on the concert include Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, Antonia Bembo, Julie Pinel, and Mademoiselle Duval. The program highlights the voices of women from the French court of the Sun King, Louis XIV (1638–1715).”—Afton Wooten, OperaWire
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This spring, we’re collaborating with the New Mexico Museum of Art and local organists in presenting four free one-hour solo organ recitals on the recently renovated Reuter pipe organ in St. Francis Auditorium.
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Known for performing, recording, and documenting all sixteen Beethoven string quartets in their ambitious “Beethoven Project,” the British Elias Quartet is praised by The Scotsman for their “intense, free-thinking approach [that sets] free the wildest excesses of Beethoven’s inventiveness.”
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This Sunday, February 11 at 3 PM sat St. Francis Auditorium the Brentano Quartet presents Shostakovich’s intensely personal String Quartet No. 8, dedicated to the victims of fascism and war, and two of the most uplifting, ebullient quartets by Mozart and Mendelssohn.
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“The program’s title ‘Chiaroscuro’ is an artistic term referring to the play of light and dark. ‘It really applies because two of the pieces are joyful and the Shostakovich is so dark and despairing,’ Canin said.”—Kathaleen Roberts, Albuquerque Journal
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Read about Pro Musica’s upcoming String Quartet Series concert with the Brentano Quartet this Sunday, February 11, at 3 PM at St. Francis Auditorium.
“The program’s title “Chiaroscuro” is an artistic term referring to the play of light and dark. ‘It really applies because two of the pieces are joyful and the Shostakovich is so dark and despairing,’ Canin said.”—Kathaleen Roberts, Albuqerque Journal
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“The ‘Jupiter’ Symphony combines two of conductor Marcello Cormio’s greatest passions. He is best known in the music world as an opera conductor, and, he says, “The composer that I’ve performed the most is Mozart. I value his operas above anything else, basically.””—Mark Tiarks, Santa Fe New Mexican
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Anthony Trionfo discusses his career and upcoming performance of Carl Nielsen’s mercurial and dramatic Flute Concerto with the Pro Musica Orchestra, this Sunday, January 28 at 3 PM.
“Nielsen was such a personal composer, and rather than thinking of instruments, he wanted to capture themes or concepts or in this case, people.”—Anthony Trionfo
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