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The Open Gates Project is a concert series dedicated to creating greater access to stages for musicians of color in Early Music, whiule also seeking to create greater access to Early Music for underserved communities. From sacred to secular and back again, this program honors the strength and grace of these masterful historic composers as presented by living masters of their craft: brilliant women of color, every one. Among the featured composers are Chiara Margarita Cozzolani, Barbara Strozzi, Francesca Caccini, and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz.

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This inaugural program presents a range of visionary female voices from the early repertoire with that most vaunted of female figures, Mary herself, as its bookends.įrom the jubilant medieval setting Hail Mary, Full of Grace to Pergolesi’s grand masterpiece, the Stabat Mater, Mary is brought to life in her many nuances: in deepest love and profound grief in anguish in hopefulness, in sensuality, and in the foundational joy of creation. Named for the almighty creative force that brings all things into being, The Divine Feminine program is a triumphant celebration of womanly influence in the world. There is nothing like the power of strong female representation on the stage. November 12-14, 2021 The Divine Feminine: Centering Women of Color in Early Musicįeaturing an all-women-of-color roster of artists Motomi Igarashi, Larry Lipnik, Rosamund Morley, Patricia Ann Neely We want to see increased diversity on the stage AND in the audience.īiraj Barkakaty, Wei En Chan, Patrick Dailey, Iván Maria Feliciano (special guest young artist), Jonathan May The Open Gates Project is a concert series dedicated to creating greater access to stages for musicians of color in Early Music, while also seeking to create greater access to Early Music for underserved communities. Watch an exploration of the works of Byrd, Handel, Monteverdi, Purcell, and critically acclaimed composer Trevor Weston’s O Maria. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, W 65th St and Central Park West, ManhattanĪn concert featuring a roster of phenomenal countertenors of color alongside a consort of viols. If you’d like to attend or view the concert and can’t afford the listed prices, please email and let us know what you can afford.Ĭ 3 : Countertenors, a Consort, and Continuo We also don’t want to turn anyone away for lack of funds. Please note: Proof of vaccinations and masks are required to attend in-person. $15 ~ Resident of Queens (6/4) Resident of Brooklyn (6/5) General Admission $15 ~ Under 30/Fixed-Income General Admission Transit: A, C trains to Utica Avenue, B15, B25, B46 buses Philip's Episcopal Church, 334 MacDonough Street, Brooklyn ( map) Transit: E, J, Z trains to Jamaica Center – Parsons/Archer, F train to Parsons Blvd, Q111, Q83, Q84, Q42 buses

Jamaica Performing Arts Center, 153-10 Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica, Queens ( map) Transit: #1 subway to 86th Street, M86 or M104 bus Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church, 552 West End Avenue (at West 87th Street), Manhattan ( map) Join us for this intercultural dialogue across the ages, featuring Armenian-Argentinian American mezzo-soprano, Solange Merdinian.

Ranging from folk tunes to tangos to classical arrangements, this program will explore Argentinian and Armenian music through the medium of Baroque instruments. Global Roots: Mi Alma, Mi Voz, Mi CorazónĪ Journey Through Argentinian and Armenian Folk and Popular Song