We will be doing an interview and a bit of singing on University of Connecticut Radio this afternoon. It’s a live broadcast, but you can listen to it on their online stream any time! www.whus.org
Voices & Lute
18
Jun
We will be doing an interview and a bit of singing on University of Connecticut Radio this afternoon. It’s a live broadcast, but you can listen to it on their online stream any time! www.whus.org
Tags: Christopher Preston Thompson, Early Music, Elizabethan, Erika Lloyd, Garald Farnham, radio, Renaissance Music, Shakespeare, Tiffany Bizup, University of Connecticut
11
Jun
The Good Pennyworths will be performing “Songs from Shakespeare – True Love Never Did Run Smooth”
Friday June 17 at 1:30p
Old South Church, Gordon Chapel
645 Boylston St ◆ Boston, MA
As part of the Boston Early Music Fringe Festival!
For more info visit our Dates Page
Tags: Boston, Christopher Preston Thompson, Concert, Early Music, Elizabethan, Erika Lloyd, Festival, Fringe, Garald Farnham, Good Pennyworths, Good Pennyworths Tour, John Dowland, Lute, performance, Renaissance Music, Shakespeare, show new york, Tiffany Bizup, Vocal Quartet
30
Mar
For our April 17th show, we are performing with Tiffany Bizup in our sassy mezzo role, and John Hager as our tenacious tenor. It’s always refreshing and surprising to have new perspectives on previously performed material, in this case our program, Songs From Shakespeare: True Love Never Did Run Smooth. I’m looking read more…
26
Mar
Erika Lloyd, Soprano
Tiffany Bizup, Soprano II
Christopher Preston Thompson, Tenor
Garald Farnham, Baritone and Lute
More information about these performances on our Dates page ~ Hope you can join us!
Tags: Concert, Early Music, Erika Lloyd, Garald Farnham, John Dowland, John Hager, Robert Johnson, Shakespeare, The Good Pennyworths, Thomas Campion, Tiffany Bizup
19
Mar
Ariela Farnham and Nancy D’Antonio, daughter and wife of Garald Farnham, created a wonderful video collage set to our performance of “Ther Is No Rose of Such Virtue.” This was recorded live on December 18, 2010, as part of our “A Pennyworth of Christmas” Concert at Advent Lutheran Church NY, NY. Featuring Erika Lloyd (soprano), Alane Marco (mezzo) and Christopher Preston Thompson (tenor). Enjoy!
19
Dec
The quartet will appear once again in the Gotham Early Music Scene’s annual showcase concert, held on Sunday evening, January 9, 2011 in conjunction with the Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) conference. It’s open to the public! Starts at 7pm. Our set is at 9pm. Click here for all the details!
18
Nov
Our first YouTube video! This is Set 6 – These Most Brisk and Giddy-Paced Times (aka the silly set) from our concert “Songs from Shakespeare” at the LSA Lute Festival in June 2010. Featuring Garald Farnham, Erika Lloyd, Alane Marco and Christopher Preston-Thompson. Stage Direction and Text Adaptation by Katherine Harte-DeCoux from a concept by Garald Farnham and Alane Marco. Songs: “Jog on, jog on the footpath way” (Winter’s Tale); “Three merry men” (Twelfth Night); “Hold thy peace, thou knave” (Twelfth Night); “Under the greenwood tree” (As You Like It); “When that I was a little tiny boy” (Twelfth Night)
Tags: concert video, Early Music, Elizabethan, Good Pennyworths Tour, Jog on, Lute Society of America, Lute Songs, Renaissance Music, Shakespeare songs, Under the Greenwood Tree, YouTube video
26
Oct
Announcing our third annual holiday concert! For those who have attended in the past, fully three quarters of the repertoire will be new selections! We are focusing this year mainly on material from 1400-1700s: unearthly Medieval chant, lesser-known Renaissance carols, unusual wassail songs, plus a few favorite 18th-19th century carols — singing from transcriptions of the original source material whenever available. Some feature arrangements of by our Artistic Director, Garald Farnham, and by Aaron Wunsch, noted Juilliard pianist and Minister of Music at Advent Lutheran Church. Please join your favorite Renaissance quartet in celebrating an ‘Early Christmas’!
Tags: Christmas carols, Christmas concert, Early Music, Medieval music, New York City, Renaissance Music
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