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SUMMARY:Ment Consort
DESCRIPTION:Ment Consort\nPresents\nA Baroque Menagerie\nThe Ment Consort is an early music quartet formed in Chicago in 2015 with the intention\nof presenting the experimental and revolutionary music of the 17th\nand 18th centuries in a way that sounds new and fresh. Through historical performances on period instruments\, Ment considers how baroque composers stretched the boundaries of the instruments\, techniques\, and\nmusical genres of their time.\nThe core members of the group consist of Kiyoe Matsuura on baroque violin\, Morgan\nLittle on baroque cello\, Jason Moy on harpsichord\, and Mary Arendt\, soprano voice. The Ment\nConsort has collaborated with esteemed harpsichordists Alexander Weimann and Ketil Haugsand\nand has presented full length programs of music from France\, Italy\, and Germany. The Ment\nConsort will perform in Rochester this June as part of the Pegasus Rising Early Music Series. As\nthe members of the group are no longer all locally based\, we are looking forward to the unique\nopportunity to reunite this winter and present our music to Chicago area audiences once again.\nProgram\n“A Baroque Menagerie”\nProgram Duration: approximately 45 minutes\nThe MENT Consort explores the phenomenon of animal sounds in music from the\nBaroque. Each piece on this program mimics the sounds\, behaviors\, or personalities of specific\nanimals\, from birds to amphibians to mammals\, using creative and innovative compositional\ntechniques of that time period. We hope that many of the pieces will be new or unfamiliar to the\naverage audience member.\nJohann Heinrich Schmelzer (1623-1680)\nViolin Sonata in A Minor\, “Cu-Cu”\nGeorge Frideric Handel (1685-1759)\n“Qual Farfalletta” from Partenope\, HWV 27\n“Oh! That I On Wings Could Rise” from Theodora\, HWV 68\nMaurizio Cazzati (1616-1678)\n“La Pellicana\,” op. 55\nPietro Torri (1650-1737)\n“Son Rosignolo”\nGeorg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767)\n“Seele\, lerne dich erkennen”\nHeinrich Ignaz Franz Biber (1644-1704)\nSonata Representativa in A Major\nAllegro\nNachtigal (Nightingale)\nCuCu (Cuckoo)\nFresch (Frog)\nDie Henn & Der Hann (Cock & Hen)\nDie Wachtel (Quail)\nDie Katz (Cat)\nMusqetir Mars (Musketeer’s March)\nAllemande
URL:https://www.narlochpiano.com/event/ment-consort/
LOCATION:Narloch Piano Studio\, 4636 N Francisco Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, United States
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