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13 Jan

2015

Music before 1800: Music of the Holy Roman Empire

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

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POMERIUM
Alexander Blachly, Director
with viol consort THE CAT’S PAW
Music for Imperial Augsburg, 1518-1548

SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 4 PM
CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH, 529 W. 121 St, NYC

Director Alexander Blachly’s vocal ensemble Pomerium and the viol consort, The Cat’s Paw, perform works by Isaac, Josquin, Senfl, Crecquillon and Gombert. “Music for Imperial Augsburg” presents monumental works by these composers, known to have been presented at the general assemblies, called diets, of the Holy Roman Empire during the reigns of Maximilian I (1486-1519) and Charles V (1519-1556).

FOR MORE INFORMATION (INCLUDING THE CONCERT PROGRAM) SEE HERE

TICKETS ($20-45) AVAILABLE
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For more information or to order tickets visit mb1800.org
BOX OFFICE: 212-666-9266 | Tuesday & Thursday 12:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Published in On the Trail of the Holy Roman Empire

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