Baroque violin – Upcoming Concerts

Join harpsichordist Henry Lebedinsky, baroque violinists Anna Okada & Eleanor Legault, & baroque bassoonist Anna Marsh for a tour of late Baroque English trio sonatas – paired with afternoon tea, claret, & stories.

Nadia Boulanger – Selected songs TBA
Lili Boulanger – Cortège
Erik Satie – Passacaille
Pierre Menu – Sonatine pour quatuor à cordes
Germaine Tailleferre – Piano Trio
Georges Auric – Trois Interludes
Francis Poulenc – "Toccata" from Trois Pièces, FP 48
Elsa Barraine – Crépuscules et Fanfare
Albert Roussel – Sérénade, Op. 30

Soprano Danielle Reutter-Harrah, organist Henry Lebedinsky, & violinist Tekla Cunningham join forces for a program of favorite J.S. Bach arias & chamber music, as well as works by Johann Pachelbel & Johann Krieger.

Soprano Danielle Reutter-Harrah, organist Henry Lebedinsky, & violinist Tekla Cunningham join forces for a program of favorite J.S. Bach arias & chamber music, as well as works by Johann Pachelbel & Johann Krieger.

Ronnie Kuller – Selections from Stories of the Bloomingdale Trail
Amos Gillespie – Three Songs
Heidi Joosten – Yes.

Celebration of 18th-c. Italian style & the explosion of musical invention from this period. Soprano Danielle Reutter-Harrah & cellist William Skeen star alongside Pacific MusicWorks' Artistic Directors.

Celebration of 18th-c. Italian style & the explosion of musical invention from this period. Soprano Danielle Reutter-Harrah & cellist William Skeen star alongside Pacific MusicWorks' Artistic Directors.

Baritone Jean Bernard Cerin joins violinist Tekla Cunningham & pianist Henry Lebedinsky for works by Ignatius Sancho, José Mauricio Nuñes Garcia, Joseph Boulogne, & 19th- and 20th-c. Créole composers.

Giovanni Battista Fontana – Sonata No. 16 in C major for 3 violins
Biagio Marini – Sonata in ecco con tre violini, Op. 8, No. 44
Biagio Marini – Passacaglia, Op. 22, No. 25
Henry Purcell – Fantasia in Three Parts Upon a Ground, Z. 731
Johann Heinrich Schmelzer – Lamento sopra la morte di Ferdinand III
Johann Pachelbel – Canon & Gigue in D major, P. 37

PMW continues its traditional December exploration of music from the missions & cathedrals of Latin America. Featuring an expanded instrumental ensemble & a cast of favorite PMW musicians.

PMW continues its traditional December exploration of music from the missions & cathedrals of Latin America. Featuring an expanded instrumental ensemble & a cast of favorite PMW musicians.

Festive music & carols by Johann Pachelbel, Dario Castello, G.B. Buonamente, & others, featuring 3 wonderful baroque violinists, recorder, bassoon, lute, & theorbo.

Baroque quartet Nevermind (Anna Besson, flute; Louis Creac’h, violin; Robin Pharo, viola da gamba; & Jean Rondeau, harpsichord) rewrites the rules of period-instrument concerts with this performance of works by J.S. & C.P.E. Bach.

Sensual repertoire from 19th-c. France, featuring the music of harpist/composer Zoé de la Rüe. Special guests Maxine Eilander, harp & Danielle Reutter-Harrah, soprano, are featured with PMW's Artistic Directors.

Sensual repertoire from 19th-c. France, featuring the music of harpist/composer Zoé de la Rüe. Special guests Maxine Eilander, harp & Danielle Reutter-Harrah, soprano, are featured with PMW's Artistic Directors.

17th-c. Italian works for soprano virtuosi are reimagined as fully theatrical events, complete with dancers, choreographey by Anna Mansbridge, & a quartet of vocal soloists. Also featuring Karen P. Thomas's Doubleheart.

17th-c. Italian works for soprano virtuosi are reimagined as fully theatrical events, complete with dancers, choreographey by Anna Mansbridge, & a quartet of vocal soloists. Also featuring Karen P. Thomas's Doubleheart.

Johann Sebastian Bach — 6 Cello Suites BWV 1007-1012 (arr. Smith)

Johann Sebastian Bach — 6 Cello Suites BWV 1007-1012 (arr. Smith)

Johann Sebastian Bach — Johann Sebastian blahblahbloop (Mvt. 1)
Apocalyptica / Metallica — Fade to Black
Johann Sebastian Bach — Johann Sebastian blahblahbloop (Mvt. 2)
Daniel Vnukowski — Metallica meets Rachmaninoff
Johann Sebastian Bach — Johann
Kenji Bunch — Uncaught Promises