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"From Battlefields to Bourbon Street: Music of the French Alliance during the American Revolution"Programmed in honor of the 250th anniversary of America’s Founding, Music from New France explores the lost music found in New France (Louisiana Territory), once owned by America’s greatest ally during the Revolution, the Kingdom of France. This program will highlight sacred texts set to secular tunes by Jean-Baptiste Lully, Andre Campra, and more, that were compiled into a 1754 manuscript found in New Orleans and sung by Ursuline Nuns.
We hope you join us for a delightful trip through musical history as we present sacred motets, secular songs, dance music, and so much more as we celebrate the French Alliance.
Pre-concert talk begins at approximately 6:45 both nights. Translations of sung texts available.
Musicians
Katie Boardman & Jenny Ubl, soprano
Kristina Boerger & Alyssa Anderson, alto
Garrett Eucker & Nick Chalmers, tenor
Erik Krohg & Tim Takach, bass
Allen Hamrick & Alan Kolderie, recorders
Allen Hamrick, baroque bassoon
Conor O'Brien & Miriam Scholz-Carlson, baroque violin
Julie Elhard, viola da gamba
Maryne Mossey, baroque cello
Bruce Jacobs & Michael Thomas Asmus, continuo
**This activity is made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, Grant for Arts Projects:Award#1950379-31-26**
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Event venue
Holy Cross Catholic Church, 1621 University Ave NE,Minneapolis,MN,United States
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