OCRS Online Zoom Meeting at 2pm PDT

Canons, Grounds and Imitations

- Sans Cuer by Guillaume Machaut
- O Virgo Splendens from the Llibre Vermell
- a Ballo by the infamous Anonymous
- Two in one upon a Ground by Henry Purcell
- a Chaconne by Matthias Maute

OCRS Online Zoom Meeting at 2pm PDT

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Scintillating Senfl 

Learn to love the warm, eclectic music of sixteenth-century composer Ludwig Senfl, who survived a hunting accident, job loss, and the Inquisition to become one of the most influential composers of his day.

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- Ego ipse 

- Im Maien homophonic version

- Im Maien polyphonic version

- Fortuna/ Ich stund

- Lust hab ich

SCRS Online Zoom Meeting at 2pm PDT

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From Dawn to Dusk: Sketches of Love, Wine and Dance

Featuring music by Josquin des Prez, Robert Fayrfax, William Cornyshe, Orlando Gibbons, John Playford, Erik Satie and more.

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The session will be led by Phil Neuman, assisted by Gayle Neuman and Laura Kuhlman, playing recorders and a variety of other early instruments.  The music will be played in real time so you can play along, interspersed with information about the music, composers, and technique advice.

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1. "Si j'ay perdu" by Josquin des Prez (print out the score of your choice, SAA or TTB)
2. "I love, loved and loved wolde I be" by Robert Fayrfax
3. "Margot labourez les vignes" by Jean de Castro
4. "Fantasia 3" by Orlando Gibbons
5. "Amour ha pouvoir" by Jacques Arcadelt (print out the score of your choice, SAT or TTB)
6. "The Dawning of the Day" by Thomas Connellan
7. "Consort VII" by William Cornyshe
8. "Croquis & agaceries: Españaña" by Erik Satie (print out the part of your choice)
9. "Country Dance Suite" by John Playford (print out the part of your choice)
10. "Mr. Sandman" by Pat Ballard (print out the score of your choice, SAT or AAB)

SCRS Online Zoom Meeting at 2pm PST

 

Seasons Greetings

Featuring ensemble music celebrating the Holiday Season.  There's a little something for everyone: observing Advent (a period of preparation in anticipation of Christmas), Hanukkah (the Jewish Festival of Lights), Wintertime, Secular Christmas (gift-giving), and finally New Year, celebrating both endings and new beginnings.  The selections include music by Bach, Handel, and Berlin, as well as anonymous favorites, all arranged for recorder ensemble.  There are parts for soprano, alto, tenor and bass recorders, some of them easy, some of them challenging.  All of it will be fun to play, and will put you in the holiday spirit!

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1. Wachet Auf warmup (1pg) A
2. Handel - See the Conqu'ring Hero Comes (5pg) ATB
3. Irving Berlin - White Christmas (4pg) ATB (C)
4. Traditional - The Twelve Days of Christmas (7pg) SATB
5. Bach - Zion hort die Wachten singen (from BWV 140) (4pg) ATB
6. Traditional - Auld Lang Syne (3pg) ATB
 

SCRS Online Zoom Meeting at 2pm PST

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- Arbeau - Belle qui ties ma vie
- Henry VIII - Helas Madame
- Holborne - The New Years Gift
- Josquin - Recordans da mia Signora

SCRS Online Zoom Meeting at 2pm PST

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- Mozart Larghetto and Menuetto SA
- Chedeville 2 Menuetts SA
- Courteville Largo and Vivace AA
- Mattheson Sonata IX AAA
- Scarlatti Allegro SS or TT
- Stölzel Triosonata for 2 Altos & B.C. AAB

OCRS Online Zoom Meeting at 2pm PST

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- Flow My Tears, John Dowland

- Arias No. 8 & 19, John Dowland

- Aire, Thomas Brewer

- Fly Not Away, Michael East

- Blow, Shepherds, Blow, Thomas Morley

- The Peaceful Western Wind, Thomas Campion

- Marian Hymn, William Byrd

- Zefiro torna, Marenzio

- Pieces by Francesca Caccini

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SCRS Meeting at 2pm PST, St. Andrew's Lutheran Church

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- Concerto Grosso Op6 No3, G.F. Handel
- Concerto Madrigalesco, A. Vivaldi
- Concerto VIII, A. Corelli
- Quartet, W. Boyce