2019-2020 SEASON
Bach-Handel Festival, Shenandoah Conservatory
Saturday, October 19 at 7:30pm / Goodson Chapel, Winchester VA
EMAP Chamber Orchestra with Shenandoah Conservatory Choirs, performing Bach, Purcell, Dowland, Biber, and Pandolfi.
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Meditation on Hildegard
Saturday, November 2 at 7:30pm / Municipal Arts Center, 1119 5th Street SW, Charlottesville VA Cellist Amanda Gookin and viele player David McCormick join forces for a guided musical meditation featuring works of Hildegard von Bingen, Pauline Oliveros, and Ryan Keebaugh. Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably and bring a pillow, blanket, or yoga mat. Listeners may also sit on a chair and are welcome to move or stretch during the experience. |
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Twelfth Night 2020 Saturday, January 4 at 7pm / House Concert Fundraiser, Charlottesville VA Sunday, January 5 at 4pm / St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Amherst VA Baroque violinist David McCormick is joined by Brian Kay on plucked instruments for a celebratory evening of seasonal favorites and Shakespearean delights. \ |
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Community Baroque Gathering
Saturday, January 11, 9am-3pm / First Presbyterian Church, Charlottesville VA
Clinicians David McCormick, Tracy Cowart, and Sian Ricketts guide participants through instrumental and vocal repertoire in this day-long workshop.
Community Baroque Gathering
Saturday, January 11, 9am-3pm / First Presbyterian Church, Charlottesville VA
Clinicians David McCormick, Tracy Cowart, and Sian Ricketts guide participants through instrumental and vocal repertoire in this day-long workshop.
The Jefferson Project: A First Look
Sunday, February 23 at 4pm / Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
David McCormick (baroque violin) and Loren Ludwig (viola da gamba) present musical selections from their research as Fellows of the International Center for Jefferson Studies.
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CANCELED: The Jefferson Project: Fellows Forum Tuesday, March 24 International Center for Jefferson Studies Fellows David McCormick and Loren Ludwig were slated to present an informal lecture/performance detailing their research on music and musicians with connections to Monticello. STAY TUNED, we hope to reschedule this event! CANCELED: The Jefferson Project: String Playing in Jefferson’s Virginia Sunday, March 29 at 4pm David McCormick (baroque violin), Loren Ludwig (viola da gamba), and Paula Maust (harpsichord) were scheduled to present an in-depth look at string playing in Virginia during Jefferson’s lifetime. We will reschedule this concert for next season! This rescheduled performance will feature violin sonatas found in the Monticello Music Collection, viola da gamba works from the James River Music Book, and folk tunes played by both Thomas Jefferson and Eston Hemings, son of Jefferson and Sally Hemings. Artistic Director David McCormick plans to offer a brief virtual solo concert in place of this in-person event. Click below to see the Facebook Event Page for this live stream on March 29 at 4pm. Additional live stream projects are in the works! CANCELED: The Jefferson Project: Sacred Music at Monticello Sunday, May 3 / Grace Episcopal Church, Keswick VA We will reschedule this concert for next season! We look forward to sharing the Pergolesi Stabat Mater, organ works from the James River Music Book, and sacred music of enslaved Virginians, in celebration of Grace Episcopal's 275th Anniversary and new Taylor & Boody organ. |
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