TEMP Concert and Event Schedule

Texas Early Music Project
2002-2003 Concert & Event Schedule

Ticket prices for Texas Early Music Project and related events are listed in the schedule below. UT Early Music Ensemble concerts are free admission. For more information, to be placed on our mailing list, or for tickets, call (512) 371-0099 or (512) 371-7753. Tickets for TEMP events will also be available at the door.

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	Sunday, October 20, 2002 Time: TBA First English Lutheran Church, 30th & Whitis [Map] Admission: $17 / $13 students or seniors $2 of each ticket will benefit Arte Sana	Nueva España: Music from the New World Guest director, Tom Zajac, will bring together the combined vocal and instrumental forces for TEMP's first concert this season in a program of music from colonial Latin America; works first heard in the cathedrals, missions and haciendas of what is now Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, and Guatamala. The music spans from the earliest surviving sources of the mid-16th century to the late-17th. The main style represented in the October 20th concert will be the villancico, a song form known for its zestful rhythms, achingly-beautiful melodies and interesting, sometimes humorous texts. Along side the villancicos will be heard beautiful sacred works including the monumental Salve Regina of Juan Gutierrez de Padilla, and instrumental works, performed on recorders, viols, guitar theorbo and harpsichord. The singers, in a virtuoso display, will sing in Spanish, Portuguese, Latin, Nahuatl, Quechua, and African-inflected Spanish. As part of TEMP's commitment to charitable community outreach, a portion of the price of each ticket will be donated to Arte Sana. Arte Sana is a nonprofit agency for underserved survivors of gender and racial violence that promotes healing and empowerment through the arts and community education. Their main service population is refugee and immigrant women from Central and South America.
	Tuesday, November 5, 2002, 7:30 pm Bates Recital Hall MRH, UT School of Music [Map] Admission: Free	TEMP joins the UT Early Music Ensemble for a concert of Medieval Music from the Mediterranean: France, Italy and Spain
	Fri.-Sun., Nov. 22-24, 2002 Lakeview Methodist Conference Center Palestine, TX	The Twenty-seventh Annual Texas Toot! For more information, see the Toot website at www.toot.org or email info@toot.org
	Saturday, December 21, 2002, Time: 7:30pm First English Lutheran Church, 30th & Whitis [Map] Admission: $15 / $12 seniors or students	No Rose of Such Virtue Back by popular demand, TEMP presents its Second Annual Christmas Concert, a follow-up to last year's highly acclaimed concert, "Gloria", which featured the Texas premiere of the newly rediscovered Handel "Gloria". This year TEMP reprises this marvelous and virtuosic work, with soprano Jenifer Thyssen and concert mistress Laurie Young-Stevens. The concert will also include Charpentier's "Dialogue Between the Shepherds and Angels", "The Christmas Story" by Schutz,and other Baroque repertoire for the Christmas season, performed by soloists, chamber chorus, and the TEMP Baroque Orchestra.
	Saturday, March 1, 2003, Time: 8:00pm First English Lutheran Church, 30th & Whitis [Map] Admission: $15 / $12 seniors and students	"Monteverdi and His Milieu: Early Baroque Music from Italy" From the passionate and beautiful secular songs of love, loneliness, and jealousy to the equally passionate and beautiful sacred songs of devotion, praise, and love, the music of 17th century Italy moves, delights, and excites us. Music by Monteverdi, Rossi, Cozzolanni, and others with excerpts from Monteverdi's "1610 Vespers", "Selva morale e spirituale" and the fiery 8th book of madrigals. Featuring music for chamber chorus as well as soloists such as Jenifer Thyssen, Kathlene Ritch Brown, Amy Spencer, Stephanie Prewitt, David Stevens, Brett Barnes, Jeffrey Jones Ragona, Daniel Johnson, and more and instrumental virtuosity from concertmistress Laurie Young Stevens and more.
	Saturday, March 15, 2003, Time: 8:00pm At the home of Jeff and Gail Kodosky, 22 Cousteau Lane [Map] Admission: $35 Reservations required, seating is limited	"Medieval Morsels" Texas Early Music Project cordially invites you to a sumptuous and intimate evening affair featuring tempting treats and the creme de la creme of our medieval repertoire. Graciously hosted by Gail and Jeff Kodosky. For reservations, please contact Wendy Brockett, (512) 371-7753.
	Saturday, March 29, 2003, Time: 8:00pm First English Lutheran Church, 30th & Whitis [Map] Admission: $15 / $12 seniors and students	*Music of Medieval Germany : Hildegard von Bingen and the original* "Carmina Burana"** - here's perhaps your only chance this year to hear the original "Carmina Burana". All the passion, all the excitement - all within a rich and delicate musical tapestry that has outlived by centuries the modern "sing-your-head-Orff" we now know as Carmina Burana. Come and explore with us the beauty of the real thing. Also, the music of the famous abbess, composer, and mystic Hildegard von Bingen is both virtuosic and pious, straightforward in its devotion and yet stunningly beautiful and affecting.
	Sunday, April 27, 2003, Time: 7:30pm Bates Recital Hall MRH, UT School of Music [Map] Admission: Free	The Birth of the Renaissance: Music from c.1350- c.1550 - TEMP director Daniel Johnson conducts the University of Texas Early Music Ensemble in a free concert featuring an exquisite selection of early polyphony by Ciconia, Dufay, Josquin, and more.
	Dates: TBA Concordia University Campus Map Concordia University in Austin, TX	The Fourth Annual Summer Toot! For more information, see the Texas Toot website at www.toot.org or email info@toot.org

Support Texas Early Music Project
Please help keep early music in Austin! Your tax-deductible donations would be greatly appreciated. Make checks payable to "ACoT - Texas Early Music Project" and mail to:

Texas Early Music Project
P.O. Box 4328
Austin, TX 78765

Volunteer to Earn Free CDs and Tickets to Concerts!
TEMP would greatly appreciate volunteers to assist with the following tasks:

Occasional part-time Clerical and Office Management;

Writing Press Releases;

Publicity;

Fundraising/Development;

Equipment setup and breakdown for concerts.

Find out how you can volunteer by contacting the TEMP Administrator, Wendy Brockett, by email, or by phone at (512) 371-7753.

Texas Early Music Project 2002-2003 Concert & Event Schedule

Texas Early Music Project
2002-2003 Concert & Event Schedule