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Performing Ensembles
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The Chapel of Charlemagne
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Dr. Robert M. Fowells directs this ensemble which specializes in the interpretation and performance of Gregorian chant.
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Con Gioia Early Music Ensemble
Concordia Clarimontis
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Founder-Director and harpsichordist Preethi de Silva plans an exhilirating season of baroque and classical music on historical
instruments featuring the finest local and international artists.
The resident, faculty period-instrument ensemble, directed by harpsichordist Robert Zappulla, of Claremont Graduate University.
Artists include Carol Lisek (voice), M. Anne Rardin (Baroque violin), Janet Beazley (Renaissance/Baroque flute and recorder),
Raymond Burkhart (natural trumpet), Dirk Freymuth (lute, Baroque guitar, mandolino), and Shanon Zusman (viola da gamba, violone).
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Harmonia Baroque Players
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This ensemble presents medieval, renaissance, and baroque chamber music in the greater Los Angeles - Orange County area.
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Jouyssance
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A small West Los Angeles vocal ensemble dedicated to performing repertoire of the Medieval and Renaissance Periods.
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Los Angeles Baroque Players
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Features Frances von Seggern Bach, viola da gamba; Adriana Zoppo, baroque violin; Anthony Brazier, baroque flute; and Wm Neil
Roberts, harpsichord.
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Musica Angelica
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Both orchestra and chamber ensemble are dedicated to historically informed performances of Renaissance and Baroque music.
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Musica Humana
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UCLA's early music collective of students and members of the UCLA community concerts explores the many sonic worlds of the
Renaissance.
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New World Baroque Orchestra
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Performs historical music, song and dance of the colonial missions, presidios and outposts of Spanish-California and the frontier
regions of New Spain.
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Voxfire
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The collaboration of three of the West Coast's most highly regarded interpreters of early and contemporary vocal music.
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USC Thornton Early Music Ensemble
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Under the direction of James Tyler, the student ensemble plays music spanning from the Renaissance to the High Baroque era
using period instruments and performance styles.
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