Apr 28 Sunday
PROGRAMJ.S. Bach, Cantata BWV 21, Ich hatte viel Bekümmernis and excerpts from the St. John Passion BWV 245
ARTIST ROSTERNew Mexico Bach SocietyFranz Vote, Artistic Director and conductorCamille Tierney, soprano Alyssa Mayer Anaya, altoGreg Gallagher, tenorJordan Abu-Elhawa, bass-baritoneSally Guenther, celloRichard Fountain, keyboards
May 04 Saturday
The Early Music Duo "Musicke's Cordes" performs a concert of Baroque music from the mountain courts of 17th-century Austria and northern Italy. Titled "Musica Montana," the performance features music by German and Austrian composer performed on period instruments.
The period sounds of Baroque violin and early lutes perfectly matches the acoustic space of historic San Miguel Chapel. "Musicke's Cordes" is Samuel Breene (Baroque violin) and Jeffrey Noonan (lutes, early guitars and theorbo) and has played across the country for a decade. The duo has performed up and down the eastern seaboard and across the Midwest. Although they have played concerts in Colorado, this performance is the duo's first in Santa Fe.
May 05 Sunday
Cinco De Mayo Carshow & Concert May 5th 2024 at the Santa Fe Place Mall Hobby Lobby Parking Lot.
Schedule for the Day:1:00pm - Start of Show1:15-1:30pm - Fiesta Royalty
LIVE MUSIC BY:1:35-2:35pm - Una Más y La ChaCha2:40-3:40pm - Northern Revolution3:45-4:00pm - Veinte4:05-4:30pm - Juan Gambino
4:35-5:00 - Awards
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The High Desert Winds Santa Fe will present our final concert of the 2023-24 Season on May 5, 2024, 2pm at the St. Francis Auditorium located in the New Mexico Museum of Art, 107 W. Palace Ave.Under the baton of Dr. Jan Gaynor, the performance will include music by Giroux, Fucik, G.F. Handel and more.Featured will be the HDWSF horn section in a performance of Carl Hienrich Hübler’s fabulous Concerto for four horns and orchestra, the “Konzertstück”!Admission is FREE with donations gratefully accepted.
May 10 Friday
The New Mexico Bach Society presents the complete St. John Passion BWV 245 with soloists, chorus and orchestra. The St. John Passion has not been performed in its entirety in Santa Fe or Albuquerque for over a decade. NMPAS is excited to offer this program to in-person audiences in Santa Fe and Albuquerque, and to live-stream the Santa Fe performance from our Santa Fe venue on Friday evening, May 10, 2024 beginning at 7 pm. Artistic Director Franz Vote, a veteran of the Metropolitan Opera, Bayreuth Wagner Festival, and conductor of the Seattle RING in 2000-2001, among many others, leads the all-professional ensemble.
May 11 Saturday
The free admission Garden Fair is a celebration of gardening in the unique high desert conditions of beautiful Santa Fe. There will be a Plant Sale, demos, exhibits, lectures and speakers on garden topics, presentations by various SFEMG special Projects, fun family oriented educational activities, live music, food trucks, nurseries and garden related vendors.
May 15 Wednesday
Santa Fe Pro Musica presentsORGAN SERIES—Recital IV
St. Francis Auditorium | NM Museum of ArtWEDNESDAY, MAY 15 at 12 PM
Maxine Thévenot, organ
DIDERIK BUXTEHUDE Ciacona in E Minor BuxWV 160ELISABETH JACQUET DE LA GUERRE Gigue (arr. Anne Marsden Thomas)RACHEL LAURIN Invocation and Toccatina from Twelve Short Pieces for Organ, Op. 43BARRIE CABENA Sonata Giojoso, Op. 84CALVIN HAMPTON At the Ballet from Five DancesDEREK BOURGEOIS Serenade, Op. 22HENRI MULET Carillon Sortie
This concert is 40 minutes without intermission.
St. Francis AuditoriumNew Mexico Museum of Art107 West Palace AvenueSanta Fe, NM 87501
Tickets FREE
This concert is presented in collaboration with the New Mexico Museum of Art.
505.988.4640 | sfpromusica.org
Jun 07 Friday
The operatic genre known as zarzuela originated in Spain during the Baroque period (1630-1750), underwent a renaissance in the Romantic Era (1850-1950), and made its way to the Americas, where individual, Spanish-speaking countries developed their own versions. Solo vocal music is accompanied by choral & orchestral settings that alternate with dialogue. Zarzuela also incorporates folk tales and dance into a most enjoyable art form that especially resonates with audiences here in New Mexico
Our Season Finale Operetta program features scenes from La Verbena de la Paloma, Luisa Fernanda, Marina, El Guitarrico, El Barbarillo de Lavapiés, Don Gil de Alcalá, La Taberna del Puerto, Diamantes de la Corona, El Trust de los Tenorios, La del Manojo de Rosas, Katiuska, La Dolorosa, and Cecilia Valdéz. Composers include Tomás Bretón, Federico Moreno de Torroba, Emilio Arrieta, Augustin Pérez Soriano, Francisco Asenjo Barbieri, Manuel Penella Moreno, Pablo Zorozábal, José Serrano Simeón, and Cuban composer Gonzalo Roig.
ARTIST ROSTERFranz Vote, Artistic Director and pianistJennifer Perez, sopranoEsther Moses, sopranoAndré García-Nuthmann, tenorJosé Apodaca, baritoneJavier Ortiz, bassLinda Marianiello, narrator
Jun 09 Sunday