Performance Schedule 2017
Tuesday, June 27 - Honolulu, HI
Galileo's Daughters has been invited to perform Perpetual Motion: Galileo and His Revolutions at a special performance for the 50th anniversary of the Institute for Astronomy at the University of Hawaii.
Sunday, April 30, 2017 at 10 AM
First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Brockton, Massachusetts (25 miles south of Boston)
Sarah Pillow will be singing Bach's Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen and Gounod's O Divine Redeemer in a special service for the 150th anniversary of the church.
March 25 at 7 PM:
Sarah Pillow performs in a recital of love songs in a house concert in Chelsea, NYC
Now and Then
Songs of Love, Reimagined
Sarah Pillow - soprano
Irwin Reese - tenor
David Orcutt - baritone
Richard Pearson Thomas - pianist and composer
This recital includes the following repertoire:
Classical Spanish Songs - Fernando J. Obradors; Passionale - H.T. Burleigh; Chansons Gaillardes - Francis Poulenc; Ossessione - Richard Pearson Thomas
March 16 at 1:15 PM
GEMS Midtown Concert Series, Saint Bartholomew Church, Park Ave. and 50th Street, NYC
Sacred Women: Music from a 17th-Century Italian Convent
Seventeenth-century Italy saw the blossoming of educational opportunities for women, as well as an increase in their creative activities. While not all girls trained in musical composition became nuns, the life of an upper-class nun afforded a woman the leisure to learn and pursue music at the same level as her fathers and brothers outside the walls. Galileo's Daughters is pleased to have John Austin Clark, harpsichordist and director of Bourbon Baroque, join us for this concert.
Galileo's Daughters has been invited to perform Perpetual Motion: Galileo and His Revolutions at a special performance for the 50th anniversary of the Institute for Astronomy at the University of Hawaii.
Sunday, April 30, 2017 at 10 AM
First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Brockton, Massachusetts (25 miles south of Boston)
Sarah Pillow will be singing Bach's Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen and Gounod's O Divine Redeemer in a special service for the 150th anniversary of the church.
March 25 at 7 PM:
Sarah Pillow performs in a recital of love songs in a house concert in Chelsea, NYC
Now and Then
Songs of Love, Reimagined
Sarah Pillow - soprano
Irwin Reese - tenor
David Orcutt - baritone
Richard Pearson Thomas - pianist and composer
This recital includes the following repertoire:
Classical Spanish Songs - Fernando J. Obradors; Passionale - H.T. Burleigh; Chansons Gaillardes - Francis Poulenc; Ossessione - Richard Pearson Thomas
March 16 at 1:15 PM
GEMS Midtown Concert Series, Saint Bartholomew Church, Park Ave. and 50th Street, NYC
Sacred Women: Music from a 17th-Century Italian Convent
Seventeenth-century Italy saw the blossoming of educational opportunities for women, as well as an increase in their creative activities. While not all girls trained in musical composition became nuns, the life of an upper-class nun afforded a woman the leisure to learn and pursue music at the same level as her fathers and brothers outside the walls. Galileo's Daughters is pleased to have John Austin Clark, harpsichordist and director of Bourbon Baroque, join us for this concert.
