Tempesta di Mare - Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra

Excited to be part of this cohort of artists and creatives. And thrilled to bring this project about the extraordinary women-artists of the Ospedali Grande to life.

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Excited that our October concert, Stolen, was included in WRTI's fall preview alongside some wonderful other concerts happening around Philly 🍂

Classical Fall Preview 2024: WRTI's guide to the new season Get a lay of the land in this Fall Preview edition of Fanfare: from Mahler to Mazzoli, there's a classical concert here for you.

Catch us at Philly Arts Fest this Saturday! It’s a great way to explore all of the amazing performances happening around the city this fall! 🍂

23 recorders. 450 years of music. 2 artists. This weekend. https://shorturl.at/z3xXT

Our first orchestra concert of the season is - Stolen! Join us October 5 & 6 to find out just how much Handel "borrowed" from his mentor & rival, Reinhard Kesier🎶

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We're kicking our 24/25 Artist Recital Series off in two weeks! Join us for Recorder Duets with Gwyn Roberts & Rainer Beckmann!

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Explore the vibrant 24/25 Season! Season Passes are on sale now😍

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Super excited today: we just received proofs for our forthcoming CD release on Chandos: Fasch Orchestral Works, Vol IV!!! Hold tight. Release date is in just a few months!

From Executive Director Ulrike: just returned from a fun trip to Europe where I sang on tour with The Bach Choir of Bethlehem, and rekindled fun times from our Tempesta Fan Tours with Monica Prasse Boruch in The Hague and Susan Ott at the Bach Festival Leipzig.

Back at the Museum of the American Revolution for the last hooray of the 2023-24 season. Come on over for the 3pm show if you are in town!

Join us this weekend for niche-but-delicious repertoire of suites, sonatas and a chaconne for flute and bass viol with theorbo!

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Up Next: Our final recital of the season! Join us for some Bach, Marais, Telemann and Couperin😄

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Our Season Artwork Auction is open! We're auctioning off the original pen and ink drawings by Kately Towsley. Each original line-drawing is 10"x26" and comes beautifully framed. Bidding ends at 5:00 PM on Saturday.

For more info, visit: tempestadimare.betterworld.org/auctions/2023-24-season-art-auction

"Isn’t it nice to have one of the world’s premier Baroque orchestras in your backyard? Their next shows are this weekend, featuring “four flavors of concerto” — two for recorder, one for violin, and one where most of the instruments get their turn to stand out. The latter is The Four Seasons of the Year, by Giovanni Antonio Guido, and there is indeed some argument as to whose came first, his or Vivaldi’s."

Thank you, WRTI for the lovely shout out! 😍

A 'Madame Butterfly' with puppets, a Mozart's Requiem with Nathalie This week in Fanfare, fabulous offerings from Opera Philadelphia, The Philadelphia Orchestra, the Academy of Vocal Arts, Curtis Composers and more.

One week until our gala dinner at the White Dog Cafe, an evening concert of Bach & Telemann and a dessert reception with the artists! Make sure you've reserved your spot - visit tempestadimare.org/gala/

Discovering Fasch – Tempesta di Mare Since 2007, Tempesta di Mare has been on a quest to bring back to life some of the damaged scores by composer Johann Friedrich Fasch, a Bach contemporary, whose breathtaking vision has profoundly changed the way we think about baroque music.

Some Fasch and Telemann to liven up your Monday evening - we're on WWFM at 8:00 PM tonight!

Telemann and More with Tempesta di Mare on this Monday’s broadcast concert Philadelphia-based Baroque Orchestra Tempesta di Mare this Monday (4/15) perform music by four composers whose music has played an important role in the growth and impact of this ensemble.

Only two weeks until our last orchestra concert of the 23/24 season! Enjoy 4 flavors of concerto (and a delicious farm-to-table meal if you join us for our pre-concert gala dinner)😍

We're saying goodbye to winter with a little Vivaldi on this lovely spring day☀️

Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto in F minor, "Winter," Op. 8 no. 4; Tempesta di Mare; Emlyn Ngai, Violin Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)Violin Concerto in F minor “Winter,” Op.8 no. 4 I. Allegro non molto 00:08 II. Largo 04:01 III. Allegro 06:02Emlyn ...

"Of course, it’s very gratifying to attend a concert or play or exhibition and have your expectations met, or even exceeded. But it’s another thing entirely, and a thrilling one, when a performance upends your knowledge. This masterful production did just that, allowing an expanded appreciation of Vivaldi, his glorious work, and his world. Tempesta triumphans!"

Thank you to the Broad Street Review for this lovely review of Juditha! 😊

Tempesta di Mare presents Vivaldi’s Juditha triumphans Vivaldi’s Juditha triumphans , a 1716 oratorio about Judith and Holofernes that premiered with a famous all-women Venetian ensemble, is little-know today. Philly’s baroque orchestra revives it with stunning effect. Gail Obenreder reviews.

„The conductorless baroque orchestra was in its usual cracking great form“ - thank you, Broad Street Review, for spending time with us at this special performance!

Tempesta di Mare presents Vivaldi’s Juditha triumphans Vivaldi’s Juditha triumphans , a 1716 oratorio about Judith and Holofernes that premiered with a famous all-women Venetian ensemble, is little-know today. Philly’s baroque orchestra revives it with stunning effect. Gail Obenreder reviews.

Bravo to the wonderful cast and musicians of Vivaldi's Juditha Triumphans! And thank you to everyone who joined us - we had a blast sharing it with you 😊

Juditha Triumphans is tomorrow at 4:00 PM😁🥰 We’re in love with this music and are so excited to share it tomorrow afternoon!

This Saturday! ✨Experience the drama, the stunning music, and the vocal fireworks of this rarely heard Vivaldi masterwork. Tickets are still available (and free for students!)

Tickets and Info: bit.ly/JudithaTix