The New York Baroque Dance Co.

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Our March 11 performance at Cornell University was a success!  Pictured above are Carly Fox and Olsi Gjeci in Campra’s L’Espagne. Here is a link to the review: http://cornellsun.com/section/arts/content/2012/03/14/afternoon-opera Cornell University has also posted a short video clip of the dress rehearsal ending with the Minuet for the Amazons, always a favorite! http://www.cornell.edu/video/?videoID=1964&utm_source=chronicle_weekly_enews&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=1964 Deadline for registration for [...]

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“Les Voyages de l’Amour: Operatic Flights from 18th-Century France” features “Les Sauvages” from Rameau’s Les Indes galantes, and “L’Espagne” from Campra’s L’Europe galante. A collaboration between Les Petits Violons; Mathieu Langlois, director, the Cornell Chamber Orchestra; Chris Younghoon Kim, conductor, and the New York Baroque Dance Company; Catherine Turocy, director and choreographer, with guest vocalists [...]

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Don’t miss the Radio Interview with Catherine Turocy and James Richman on WRR-FM (101.1) Art Matters!!! The interview will be part of the WRR-FM (101.1) Art Matters broadcasts of Sunday, Feb. 5 (5:30 pm) and Thursday, Feb. 9 (6:30 pm) after which it can be heard via podcast:  wrr101.com Our Next Concert: Chamber Music and Dance from Versailles and London   [...]

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  Sunday, February 12th at 7pm: Fly to Dallas for a Pre-Valentine’s Day Treat and see Chamber Music and Dance from Versailles and London.             Link for more information and tickets: http://dallasbach.org/concerts/Chamber-Music-Dance Location:  Caruth Auditorium at SMU The Dallas Bach Society, directed by James Richman, and The New York Baroque Dance [...]

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The New York Baroque Dance Company and Concert Royal in APAP Showcase January 7, 2012 photo: Julie Lemberger Come to a gala showcase featuring 6 of the finest world-class early music ensembles, produced by GEMS Live! We will be last on the program dancing The Diana, Gigue pour Femme and Les Folies d’Espagne with dancers [...]

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  The Jig is energetic and was popular in balls of the 18th century.  It may be the secret behind the phrase, “Fit as a Fiddle” … The fiddle was the instrument most associated with the jig or gigue -French , or giga, Italian- it was also a medieval name for a bowed instrument-geige- which [...]

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