For a third year, Adelaide Baroque will partner with Elder Conservatorium of Music to host a four-day intensive workshop for secondary, tertiary, and young professional musicians in September. Adelaide Baroque is committed to providing a pathway for young and emerging Australian musicians to learn the specialist skills of historical performance practice with some of the best performers and educators from across Australia.
Adelaide Baroque's ever-popular Explorations Series which features solo artists and small chamber groups returns to the wonderful acoustic and intimate setting of the North Adelaide Baptist Church, Tynte Street. For 2023 the Explorations Series features three solo performances: Tom Marlin, cello, Josh Van Konkelenberg, Organ and Brendan O'Donnell recorders plus a triple violin treat with Ben Dollman, Alison Rayner and Janet Anderson. The series plays 7 May, 23 July, 20 August, 15 October concluding on 5 November with a visit from soprano Bethany Hill, now living in the U.S. but for many years a regular performer with Adelaide Baroque.
Adelaide Baroque’s new General Manager, Rob Nairn says 2023 is a very exciting Season for the group.
llustrious and Incomparable: The extraordinary woman of the Baroque is the third concert in the Orchestral Series and will be performed on Sunday 18 June at 3.00pm in Elder Hall, Adelaide University with acclaimed soloist Kate MacFarlane, soprano and including a new commission by Adelaide-based composer and multidisciplinary artist Georgina Bowden. The concert is a celebration of female Baroque composers, featuring music by Francesca Caccini, Barbara Strozzi, Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre and Isabella Leonarda all of whom were acclaimed, renowned and innovative. Their music was part of an evolution, each composer being the first woman to achieve distinction in her field, whether writing for the court or the convent.
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