SEATTLE RECORDER SOCIETY

September 2016Vol. XLVIII, No. 1

www.seattle-recorder.org

Recorder Notes

SRSMeeting

Friday,September16th,2016

@7:30pm

PlayingSession(VickiBoeckman)MusicofScandinavia:SibeliusandGrieg

Allsizesofrecordersfromsopranotocontrabassareneeded,andviolsarealwayswelcome.

FromtheMusicDirector(VickiBoeckman)

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Greetings,Everyone!

Ihopeyouallhadawonderfulsummer.IrecentlyreturnedfromamonthinDenmarkandIcelandandameagertoembarkonmysecondseasonasyourmusicdirector.ThiswillalsobethesecondseasonthatmeetingsstartupinSeptember.InordertoavoidLaborDayweekendandtheweekendofNancyGorbman'suniqueKyuquotworkshopweagreedtostartonthethirdFridayofthemonthwhichisabitunusual,soIhopetoseeyouallthereonthe16th.

ThewarmthandhospitalityoftheIcelandicpeoplealongwith

lingeringsunsetsat11:30pmmadealastingimpression.IamfilledwithfondmemoriesandinfluencesfromthenorthernclimesandhaveplannedaneveningofbeautifulScandinavianmusicbyJeanSibeliusandEdvardGriegforourSeptemberplayingsession.Iwillbeleadingtheentiregroupandhavechosenmusicthatwillworkwellforalllevels.TherewillnotbeaBackroomGang,butMiyoAokiwillbeonstandbytobuddyupifanyoneneedsextrasupport.

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WewillstartwithSibelius'magnificentAndanteFestivo,originallyscoredforstringquartetin1922,thenlaterrescoredforstringorchestraandtimpaniin1938.IheardarecordingofAndanteFestivoonKingFMwhiledrivingtoPortlandlastspringandinstantlyfellinlovewithitandenvisioneditworkingwellforrecorderensemble.IimmediatelycalledCharlestoexpressmyenthusiasmand,loandbehold,withinaweekhemadethebeautifularrangementthatwewillplay!Thankyou,Charles!

ThenwewillplayGrieg's“Våren,”(“LastSpring”)ahauntinglybeautifulpieceoriginallyforvoiceandpianoinalovely6-parttranscriptionbyEricHaas.IrecentlyconnectedwiththeJapaneserecorderplayerandarrangerPapalin,whoseemstobeasmuchinlovewithGrieg'smusicasI,sowewillplaysomeofhistran-scriptionsfromthefabulousOpus17.

Ilookforwardtoseeingyousoon.Pleasefeelfreetocontactmewithanythoughts,comments,ormusical requeststhatyoumayhave,orifyouwouldlikeapdffileofthemusicwewillplay.Pleasespecifyforwhatsizeinstrument. vickiboeckman@comcast.net

ComingUpSoon:SRSMembersonStage!

Sunday,September18,at3pm

JimPilon,whoisastudentofVickiBoeckman,willbegivingaconcertofsomeofhisfavoriterecorderpiecesonSunday,Sept.18,at3:00pmattheMusicCenteroftheNorthwest(901North96thSt.,Seattle).He'llperformpiecesfromthemedievalto20thcentury,includingTelemann,Handel,MatthiasMaute,andMarcusZahnhausen.AfewofthefeaturedguestsareGerrityShupe,SabineEndrigkeit,andJillCarlsen,withChrisBridenonvioladegamba,andJanBleakneyonharp.

RecorderClasses(LauraFaber)

Note:Newplayersarewelcomeatanytime.

ContactLauratogetstarted.

BeginningEnsembleTuesdays–10to11:30am

IntermediateEnsembleTuesdays–7to9pm

IntermediateEnsemble

Thurs.–10:30amto12:30pm

BassEnsembleSaturdays–10amto12pm

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ClassDescriptions

BeginningEnsemble(SATB)

Simpleandfunmusicchosenforplayerswhoarenewto

recorders,addinganewsizeinstrument,orneedingalittle

moresupport.

IntermediateEnsemble(SATBGB)

Medievaltomodernmusicforplayerscomfortablewithcommonfingeringsand

rhythmswhoareinterestedindevelopingtheirtechniquefurther.Skillsinprogress

includeplayingbothFandCinstruments,readingaltoup,

countinghalves,andreadingfromparts.

BassEnsemble(BGB)Enjoythesoundoflow

instruments?Thisenergeticensembleplaysmusicarrangedorcomposedforbassesandexploresbasstechnique.

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Peoplewhoareinterested

shouldcontactLaurabyemailatbeginbaroque@gmail.com

orbycalling(206)619-0671.

SeattleRecorderSoirée(FromChrisCorfman)

FirstTuesdaysofEveryMonth7:30pmto9:00pm

CouthBuzzardBooks&CaféBuono8310GreenwoodAveN,Seattle,WA98103(206)436-2960,www.buonobuzzard.com

FREE!!!Donationsandpurchasesappreciated.•August:JimPilon,JillCarlsen,andSabineEndrigkeitgaveusaveryfineperformanceofMatthiasMaute’sConcerteperTreFlaute.JackPetersbroughthisrecorderarrangementsofJ.S.Bach’sInventionsforustotryout.AndafewofusplayedsomeofJ.Mattheson’sOp.1.Nr.8Sonatenfor3Altos.•RecorderPlayersandAccompanistsNeeded!Yes,thatmeansyou!You’reallwelcometoperformattheSeattleRecorderSoirée.Reserveyourtime,ordrop-intoperformstandby.Anelectricpianoisavailable.CONTACT:ChrisCorfmanatrecordermusic@yahoo.comor(206)227-5619.Also,seemynewfledglingwebsites:www.seattlerecorders.comand www.threeringsmusic.com

Withgreatsadness,wesharethenewsofDavidMaughan'spassingonSeptember2nd,justshyofhis76thbirthday.HehadbeeninthehospitalinKalispell,MontanasinceTuesday,August16th,aftersufferingaverysudden,rare,andunexpectedcomplicationfromamedicationhe'dbeentaking.TheSeattlerecordercommunitywasveryfortunatetohavehisgentle,enthusiasticpresence,hiseasysmile,andhispositiveattitude.Hewillbedeeplymissed.PleasejoinusattheSeptember16thmeetingtoplayapiecein hishonor.

SummerFunwithSRS!

August6,2016:SummerJazzWorkshopwithPeterSeibert LauraFaberwritesthatwehad18enthusiasticplayersinattendanceforthedaylongworkshop,includingplayersfromBritishColumbia,Portland,andDenveraswellasSeattleites.Peterledusthroughsomejazzbasicsandafewofhiswonderfularrangements(“DarnthatDream,”“SatinDoll,”and“AprilinParis”)aswellasanoriginaltuneofhisown(“BlueTune”).Itwasaverysuccessfulandfunsummeractivitythatgotusalltappingourtoesandswingingalong! (PhotobyDickMunz,DenverChapterARS)

August28,2016:HolbornePlayDateandPotluck(FromVickiBoeckman;photosbyBillStickney)

Asplendidwaytoendthesummer...

Our4thannualHolbornePlayDateandPotluckinthelovelyyardandhomeofSkipperSkellywasaresoundingsuccess!Recorderenthusiastsbetweentheagesof12and85joinedinthisdelightfultraditionthatoriginatedinPortlandbutnowhasevolvedandmorphedintoourveryown.ThiswasourthirdyearinSkipper'syard,andwethankedherwithacardandgiftcertificatetoSwansonsNursery.

TheafternoonstartedwithLauraFaberleadingfolksinsomehand-pickedPolishdancesbyVladamirHaussmanthatintroducedsomeofthesamemusicalelementsasarefoundinHolborne'sdances.Thisyearthegoalwastogoconductorlessanditworkedsplendidlywithchairsarrangedinalargecircle.Wewereasmallergroupthaninpreviousyearswhichenabledusalltofitunderthetentandstaydryduringtheshortrainshowers,whichaddedarathercharmingpercussiveeffecttothe“choice”pavanes,almains,andgalliardesfromAnthonyHolborne's1599collection.

DearHolborneFestivalGoers,Ican'tthankyouenoughforyourthankyounotesandgenerousgiftcertificatetoSwansons.Thatwas

certainlyaboveandbeyondwhatwasexpected,becauseIjustlovehavingyoucomehereeveryyear.Itgivesmeareasontodressthingsupforthedayandappreciatewhatagoodspotthisisfora“playdate.”And,youareallsuchverynicepeople!IhopetoseeyouallagainnextAugust.

Allthebest,Skipper

Members’Night:May6,2016(FromKathleenArends;photosbyBillStickney)

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HananBellwelcomedtheassembledperformersandaudiencemembers.MollyWarnerreportedthataconcertdedicatedtoourlateSRSmemberLHotalingwasheldattherecentWindandWavesworkshop.Additionally,EllenMendozahadwrittenapoemmemorializingL,whichistobesenttoL'sfamilyandwillappearinnextmonth’sSRSnewsletter.HananthenturnedoverthemeetingtoMikeWoolfwhoemceedtheprogram. * * * * Forthefirstperformance,LauraFaberstrolledtothefrontplayingatuningnote,andselectpeopleseatedintheaudiencejoinedher.Then,withoutaword,Lauraandthoseaudiencemembersbeganperformingthetraditionalsong“DonaNobisPacem.”Afterperformingthetuneinunison,theyplayeditinthree-partcanon.Forthoseofusnotplaying,itwasauniqueandlovely“surround-sound”experience.

SusanBurris,SusieKeithly,andEllisHillinger,a.k.a.TheWoodlandConsort,cameuptoperformananony-mouspiecefromthe15thcentury,“BassadanzaReale.”Theyusedlargerecorders,givingafull,richsoundtothisimitativework.Theyalsogaveusafasterdanceintripletime,“LaGambainBassoeSoprano”byVincenzoRuffo(c.1508-1587),inwhichinterestingrhythmsinteractedwithoneanother.

ThenRichardGinnisbroughthissopranorecorderandhisguitaristfriendOscarKipersztoktothefronttoperform“VouVivendo,”a1946tunefromPixinguinhaandBeneditoLacerda.ThisrefreshingBrazilianchoralpieceisafavor-iteofCléaGalhano.Itfeaturesanumberofsections,eachwithadifferentcatchymelody.AndOscarplayedfrommemory!

TimetoRenewYourSRS

Membership!

Our2016-2017membershipyearisbeginningwithafull

scheduleofmeetingsandeventsthatisnottobemissed!Pleasetakethistimetorenewyourmembership,whichisstill$40.

MembershipapplicationsareavailableonlineattheSeattleRecorderSocietywebsite:

www.seattle-recorder.org/home.html

whereyoucanalsochoosetopaybycreditcard.Ifyouprefertohandleyourpaymentbypost,justmailyourapplicationtoourtreasurer,RichardGinnis,at4554-4thAvenueNE,Seattle,

WA98105.

Refreshments(September)

Followingtradition,

membersoftheSRSBoardwillproviderefreshmentsforthefirstmeeting

oftheseason.

Asign-upsheetforfuturemeetings

willbeavailableattheSeptemberplayingsession.

NewsletterDeadlineforOctoberIssue

Friday,September23rd

Members’Night:May6,2016(continued)

2016-2017SRSMeetings

Meetingsareusually(butnotalways)heldonthefirstFridayofeachmonth,SeptembertoMay,at7:30p.m.,MapleLeafLutheranChurch,10005-32ndNE,Seattle.Meetingsincludeashortperformanceorlectureofinteresttorecorderandviol

players,ensembleplayingforalllevelsofrecorderplayers,andabeginningrecorderensemble.A$5.00donationisrequested

fornon-members.

September 16, 2016 October 7, 2016

November 4, 2016 December 2, 2016

January 6, 2017 February 10, 2017

March 3, 2017 April 7, 2017 May12,2017

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TheSpringConsortcomprises

MichaelBancroft,DaveGloger,ChristineJerse,RebeccaOlson-Nord,KateRiley,KarenSoma,andWoodyWood.LauraFaberledtheminananonymousPolishdancewithaveryoldsound.TheywentontoplaytwoofSteveMarshall's“FourMiniaturesforRecorderQuartet”(2014).Thefirstonebeganwithlayeredentrancessoundinglikeafanfare;thesecondpiecehadasopranoplayingalovelymelodythroughout.

BelindaFrazier,CathyLacefield,

RuthPattison,andJillShupe,withtheircomradeNancyGorbmanunavailable,performedasYeOldeSpiceGirls(minusone).TheyplayedtheprimaandsecondaparsofPalestrina's(1525-1594)“Sicutcervus.”(IwassurprisedwhenGoogleTranslateinformedmethatitmeans“likeadeer.”)Thefirstmademethinkofbirdscallinginashadyglen;thesecondwasquickerandbrighter.Carefulattentiontointonationwasevident.

TheDoubleW's,NancyWright

(onviol)andCarolynWallace,playedthe“Preludio,Adagio”and“Allegroassai”fromSonataIIinCMajor,whichinturnisfromOpus13,Elpastorfido.ItseemsthatNicholasChédeville(1705-1782)wroteitunderthenameofAntonioVivaldi,hopingtogainmoresuccessthatway;andalthoughChédevilledidnotreceivethehoped-formonetarybenefits,thepiecewasindeedattributedtoVivaldifor250years!Thealtopartwaspoliteandagreeable,keepingtothelowerpartsofitsrange.

SavetheDate!

PortTownsendEarlyMusicFestival

July9-15,2017

Atthelovelycampusofthe

UniversityofPugetSound(UPS)inTacoma,Washington

SRSBoardMembers(2016/2017)

MusicDirector:VickiBoeckman(206-985-9916)vickiboeckman@comcast.netMusicDirectorEmeritus:PeterSeibert(206-329-2774)pcs.srs@gmail.comOfficers:President:MikeWoolf(206-300-6623)mikewoolf@live.comPresident-Elect:MollyWarner(206-523-5192)molly.warner@ymail.comPastPresident:HananBell(206-695-2276)hanan@hsbell.comSecretary:KathleenArends(425-649-9869)kathleena@seanet.comTreasurer:RichardGinnis(206-633-1969)richard@ginniscpa.com* * * *Membership:BettySwift(206-323-3879)bswift@uw.eduNewsletter:KarenBerliner(206-550-3384)karenberliner@hotmail.comRefreshments:MollyWarner(206-523-5192)molly.warner@ymail.comWebmaster:CharlesColdwell(206-328-8238)cpcoldwell@hotmail.comMembers-At-Large:EllisHillinger(206-547-0718)ellis@hillinger.orgCarolynWallace(206-782-6898)c.maurinewallace@comcast.net“RecorderNotes”ispublishedmonthly,SeptemberthroughMay,foritsmembersbytheSeattleRecorderSociety.4554-4thAveNE,Seattle,WA98105.$40AnnualMembershipDues.www.seattle-recorder.org

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BassoNovaincludedBetsyDarrah,MajaEberhardt,NancyLewis,DavidMaughan,BarbaraMcKnight,RebeccaOlson-Nord,andIoneTurman,allonvariousbasses(requiringseatcushions)anddirectedbyLauraFaber.Cladinredandblack,theyperformed“Invitaciòn”and“LosTresGolpes”fromIgnacioCervantes'“21Danzascubanas”(1878-1895).Inthefirstpiece,sectionscharacterizedbyleapsinthemelodyalternatedwithsmoothersections;inthesecond,“ThreeBlows,”wittysyncopationsandchromaticismmadeforapiecewithlotsofcharacter.

KathyParkertookanextramomentortwotosetup,asshewaswranglingsixsizesofrecorders,aswellasalargetambourinesheplayedbytappingitwithherfoot.SheplayedIrishtunes,beginningwithaslowaironthebass,thensheddinghereyeglassesandgraduatinguptoatenortoperformafastwaltz.Shetookupanaltoandperformedalivelypolkaandhornpipe.Sopranowasassignedtwoquickjigsfeaturingmelodicleaps;onsopraninoweheardafast-movingreel.Kathyfinished,togreatacclaim,withasingablewaltzongarklein.(Herbravuraperformancefromlowtohighalsomadeafinetestofmypartner'shearingaids.)

A fterintermission,wewere

treatedto“TrioKopfnuss,”whichSabineEndrigkeitexplainedcouldmean“aviolentblowtothehead,”or“abrain-teaser,”or...thispiece,composedbyAgnesDorwarthin1953forthreeheadjoints.Alto,tenor,andbassheadjointswerewielded—Imean,played—byMiyoAokiandVickiBoeckman,aswellasSabine.Thefascinatingsoundstheyproducedincludedclicks,flutter-tonguing,fortissimo,octavechangescreatedbyahandoveroneend,andlittleswoops.Itlastedexactlytherightlengthoftime,leavinguswantingmore.

Members’Night:May6,2016(continued)

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Next,theRainCityPiperstookthefloor.JohnBumanglag,Chu-LanChiong,PaoladelSol,KathyGraunke,DavidMaughan,MikeWagenbach,andLindaWordemanwereconductedbyLauraFaberintwosongsbyThomasMorley(c.1558-1602).“See,MineOwnSweetJewel”and“Lady,ThoseEyes”bothfeaturedthoseimitationsatunpredictableintervalsthatrequiresuchcarefulcountingwhenperformingMorley!Thesecondalsohadmultiplevoiceschasingeachotherindownwardruns.

ThenextgroupwasalsoconductedbyLauraFaber.ConsistingofMaja

Eberhardt,TomJerse,NancyLewis,BarbaraMcKnight,ChristianeSchulz,KarenSoma,andIoneTurman,EbbandFlowfirstperformedaslow“Saraband”ofAntonioVivaldi(1675-1743)onawiderangeofrecordersizes.TheythengaveusRossEdwards'(b.1943)“RainDance,”inaslow,rockingrhythm,withLauraprovidingrainsoundsbytiltingadrumsothatpelletsrolledacrossitshead.

ThenMikeWoolfjoinedLauratoperformtwomovementsofG.F.

Telemann's(1681-1767)SonataNo.1,TWV40:101.TheAndantewasmostlyflowing,withafewshortgroupsofstaccatonotes.Theduetputalotofairthroughtheirinstruments,inkeepingwithAldoAbreu'scoachingsomemonthsago.TheSoavemovementwasintripletime,asthetwoaltostookturnsatthemelody.TheplayersexecutedtheirBaroqueornamentationsinsynchronywitheachother.

J illCarlsonandSabineEndrigkeitwereaccompaniedbyEllenSeibertonviolforTarquinioMerula'smercurial“LaCattarina”(1637).Thisexciting,imitativepiecehadnumeroussections,someofthemlyingquitehighontherecorders;andwheneverthemusicbecamemoredifficult,theplayersincreasedtheirtempo!

IsabellaPagel,VickiBoeckman,andLauraFabergaveusthedulcet

soundsofgemshorns(nowadaysmadeofcows'horns,asgemsareextinct).Theyplayedaslow“IroquoisHymn,”inwhichphraseswereclearlymarked;thebeautifultoneswereenhancedbyfaultlessintonation.Theythenplayed“Margotlabourezlesvignesbientost”(“Margo,comequicklyandplowthevineyards!”),acheerfultunewithsomeofthesameunpredictably-timedimitationastheearlierMorley,butherebyJeandeCastro(c.1540-1611).

F inallyweheardtheSweetSeptembers(CarolynLober,IsabellaPagel,&VickiBoeckman)playfromMatthiasMaute's(b.1963)ConcertopertreFlauti.ThebeginningATempoGiustohadwonderfuldissonancesandafewornamentsamongitsmostlylongnotes.TheAllegrostartedoutwithverybusyscale-wisepassages,whichsoonbecamealmostfranticones.Atonepointaslowmelodysatatopaverybusyduet.Itseemedalmosttobeaperpetualmotionpiece,anditsverysudden,unexpectedendingmadeusgiggle.

Members’Night:May6,2016(conclusion)

ConcertsandEventsCalendar

EMG(EarlyMusicGuild,206-325-7066)www.earlymusicguild.orgTPC(TrinityParishChurch,609–8thAvenue,Seattle)www.trinityseattle.org

TH(TownHall,1119–8thAvenue,Seattle)www.townhallseattle.orgAlleventsaresubjecttochange.

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Sat.,Sept.10@2pm:MossBayRecorderSocietyMeeting.KirklandLibrary,308KirklandAve,Kirkland.Sun.,Sept.11@3pm:EarlyMusicUndergroundpresents:“TastingNotes:WindsofChange.”Concertandwinetasting.SadieGlass,naturalhorn;JoshuaRomatowski,classicalflute;andandHenryLebedinsky,harpsichord.NorthwestCellarsWinery,11909124thAveNE,Kirkland. www.emuseattle.comTues.,Sept.13@7pm:EarlyMusicUndergroundpresents:“TastingNotes:WindsofChange.”SadieGlass,naturalhorn;JoshuaRomatowski,classicalflute;andandHenryLebedinsky,harpsichord.NakedCityBrewery&Taphouse,8564GreenwoodAveN,Seattle.www.emuseattle.comFri.,Sept.16@7:30pm:SeattleRecorderSocietyMeeting.MapleLeafLutheranChurch.Sun.,Sept.18@3pm:JimPilonpresentsarecitalofsomeofhisfavoriterecorderpieces.MusicCenteroftheNorthwest,901N96thSt.,Seattle.Sun.,Sept.18@7pm:ByronSchenkmanandFriendspresent:“BachandtheMendelssohns.”IngridMatthews&LizaZurlinden,violins;SusanGulkis-Assadi,viola;GeoffreyDean,cello;andByronSchenkman,piano.NordstromRecitalHall,BenaroyaHall.www.byronschenkman.comTues.,Sept.20@7:30pm:EarlyMusicGuildpresents:“FetesGalantes:TinaChancey–Viol.”TinaChancey,JohnMarkRozendaal,andWebbWigginsperform18thcenturyFrenchandItalianchambermusicbyCouperin,Corelli,Marais,andCorrette.TPC.EMG Fri.,Sept.23@7:30pm:CappellaRomanapresents:“OrthodoxMusic:Ancient&Modern.”ArepriseofCappellaRomana’s1991debutperformance.St.JamesCathedral,8049thAve,Seattle.www.cappellaromana.orgFri.,Oct.7@7:30pm:SeattleRecorderSocietyMeeting.MapleLeafLutheranChurch.Sat.,Oct.8@2pm:MossBayRecorderSocietyMeeting.ShorelineLibrary,345NE175thSt.,Shoreline.Sat.,Oct.8@6pm:SeattleBachChoirpresents:“Bachtoberfest.”Annualfundraiser,featuringliveandsilentauctions,greatGermanfoodandbeer,andexcerptsfromtheirfallprogram.TPC.www.seattlebachchoir.orgSat.,Oct.8@7:30pmandSun.,Oct.9@2:30pm:EarlyMusicGuildpresents:“Chanticleer:WashingoftheWater.”Aprogramthatexploresthepowerofwatertoredeem,restore,andrefreshthehumansoul.NordstromRecitalHall,BenaroyaHall,Seattle.EMGSat.,Oct.15@7:30pm:EarlyMusicGuildpresents:“ByrdEnsemble:JohnIV–AGoldenAgeofPortuguesePolyphony.”FeaturingmasssettingsbytwoofthegreatestPortuguesecomposersofthe17thcentury:DuarteLoboandManuelCardoso.SaintMark'sEpiscopalCathedral,10thAveE,Seattle.EMG Sat.,Oct.15@7:30andSun.,Oct.16@3pm:GalleryConcertspresents:“TheHeavenlyVoice:HandelandhisCastrati.”MusicbyHandel,Porpora,Farinelli,andBroschi.QueenAnneChristianChurch,1316ThirdAveW,Seattle.www.galleryconcerts.com (continuedbelow)

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Fri.,Oct.21andSat.,Oct.22@8pm:SeattleSymphonypresents:“HandelWaterMusic.”AlsoincludesmusicfromPurcell,Lawes,andBiber.BenaroyaHall,Seattle.www.seattlesymphony.orgSat.,Oct.22@7:30pm:sound|counterpointpresents:“Pisendel’sCloset.”MusicofPisendel,Vivaldi,andothers.QueenAnneChristianChurch,1316ThirdAveW,Seattle.www.salmonrun.wixsite.com/salmon-run-concertsTues.,Oct.25@7pm:EarlyMusicUndergroundpresents:“BACHtoberfest.”JoinrisingstarorganistWyattSmithforaprogramofsomeofJ.S.Bach'sgreatestorganworksperformedonMarceauOrganbuilders'portable(!)pipeorgan.NakedCityBrewery&Taphouse,8564GreenwoodAveN,Seattle.www.emuseattle.comFri.,Oct.28@7:30pm:CappellaRomanapresents:“IconsofSound:ByzantineChantfromHagiaSophia.”St.JamesCathedral,8049thAve.,Seattle.www.cappellaromana.orgSat.,Oct.29@7:30pm:EarlyMusicGuildpresents:“SeattleBaroqueOrchestra:Tafelmusik.”MusicDirectorAlexanderWeimannleadstheorchestrainatributetoGeorgPhilippTelemannandhisiconicpublicationTafelmusik.NordstromRecitalHall,BenaroyaHall,Seattle.EMGSun.,Oct.30@7pm:ByronSchenkman&Friendspresent:“MusicfortheSunKing.”AndrewFouts&IngridMatthews,violins;ElisabethReed,viol;NathanWhittaker,cello;andByronSchenkman,harpsichord.MusicoftheFrenchBaroque.NordstromRecitalHall,BenaroyaHall,Seattle.www.byronschenkman.com

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ConcertsandEventsCalendar(continued)

EMG(EarlyMusicGuild,206-325-7066)www.earlymusicguild.orgTPC(TrinityParishChurch,609–8thAvenue,Seattle)www.trinityseattle.org

TH(TownHall,1119–8thAvenue,Seattle)www.townhallseattle.orgAlleventsaresubjecttochange.