The Sounds of Time: Songs of the Trouveres

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Early music ensemble TENET explores 12th- and 13th- century songs by the French trouvères, who created tuneful music.

 

 

 

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 In which songs of courtly love rub shoulders with cheeky tales, and where eloquent odes share the same page with infectiously rhythmic dance-tunes.

JOLLE GREENLEAF | soprano
LUTHIEN BRACKETT | mezzo-soprano
JASON MCSTOOTS | tenor
ROBERT MEALY | vielle
SHIRA KAMMEN | vielle
CHARLIE WEAVER | lute

Reception with light refreshments at 6:30, music to begin at 7:00pm.


Date: May 11

Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Cost: $15

Event Categories: Arts/Entertainment, Music

Organizer: King Manor Museum   

Phone: (718) 206-0545 Ext. 13

Website: http://www.kingmanor.org   

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