Ensemble Serendipity in Concert:
Saturday, November 18th at 7:30 PM
Church of the Savior
1950 Old Alabama Ave., Roswell, GA
Barbara Blaker Krumdieck – baroque cello
Leila Lazenby – soprano
Rebecca Troxler – baroque flute
Robbie Link – cello, viola da gamba
Henry Lebedinsky – harpsichord
Music by Handel, Bach, Vitali as well as some traditional folk songs.
Period instrument performance.
For more info call – 770-924-8182
Ensemble Vermillian
In Concert
Sunday .. October 29 .. 4:00 pm
Watts St. Baptist Church
800 Watts St., Durham, NC
French Chamber Music from the 17th and 18th Centuries
Frances Blaker – recorders .. Barbara Blaker Krumdieck – cello
Gail Ann Schroeder – viol .. Katherine Heater – harpsichord
Call 481-6209 for information
Sunday, September 24th 3:00 p.m.
Viva Vivaldi! A Gala Opening Concert
Celebrate the opening of our third season with Antonio Vivaldi’s Gloria in D Major performed by chamber choir, soloists, and an orchestra of period instruments. Also on the program are a selection of Vivaldi’s cantatas and concertos featuring Greek soprano Maria Georgakarakou, countertenor Michael Albert, baroque oboist Alicia Chapman, and baroque cellist Barbara Blaker Krumdieck.
Sunday, 18 June 2006
First Run-through – 3:00 PM
Second Run-through – 4:00 PM
J.S. Bach’s Cantata 42, “Am Abend aber desselbigen Sabbats”
and two songs by Stephen Foster:
“Wilt Thou Be gone, Love?”
“Hard Times Come Again No More”
with soloists:
Rhiannon Giddens, soprano
Tamsin Simmill, alto
David Wiehle, tenor
Jonathan Simmons, bass
New Hope Presbyterian Chruch
4701 NC Highway 86, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Contact Ted Ehrhard at 919-545-9019 for more info
Summer Music at Duke Presents
Ensemble Vermillian In Concert
Friday, June 16th 7:30 pm at
Kirby Horton Hall, Doris Duke Center, Duke Gardens
Frances Blaker ~ Recorders
Barbara Blaker Krumdieck ~ Baroque Cello
Robbie Link ~ Viola da Gamba and Violone
Hanneke van Proosdij ~ Harpsichord
Ensemble Vermillian will perform a program of sparkling gems from 17th-century Italy
Chamber music by G.B. Vitali and his son T. A. Vitali, as well Isabella Leonarda, G. Bassani and others
Admission: $5 general
Free to Duke Students with ID
Tickets sold at the door, or in advance at 684-4444
For more information see www.duke.edu/web/dukeperfs.
Summer Music at Duke is presented by Duke Performances and cosponsored by the Sarah P. Duke Gardens and the Office of Summer Sessions
Ensemble Serendipity will perform a concert of baroque music on original instruments Saturday, May 20th at 7:30PM. The Concert and reception will take place at St Alban’s Episcopal Church in Davidson. Suggested donation is $10.
Call 704 560-0101 for more information.
Ensemble Serendipity features Soprano Leila Lazenby, joined by instrumentalists Rebecca Troxler (baroque flute), Barbara Blaker Krumdieck (baroque cello), Robbie Link (viola da gamba and cello), and Henry Lebedinsky (harpsichord).
Leila Lazenby currently lives in Atlanta. Rebecca Troxler is the Flute faculty at Duke University, Robbie Link performs and teaches in the Durham/Chapel Hill area, Barbara Krumdieck and Henry Lebedinsky both live in Davidson where they perform frequently. The musicians in Ensemble Serendipity travel far and wide in order to bring their passion for early music to a larger audience. This program will include works by Bach, Handel, Purcell and Vitali.
The new Ensemble Vermillian CD “Stolen Jewels” is out and can be downloaded from Magnatune or purchased online from CDBaby.