Includes a tour of the Kelischek Workshop, a playing session (capped reeds welcomed!), time for lunch on the grounds, and an opportunity to shop for music, instruments, and accessories.

Viols, psalteries, harpsichords, and other instruments with strings have held a strong place in musical performances for centuries. Lauda Musicam of Atlanta’s full ensemble of winds and strings will join with musical guests in a concert featuring plucked and bowed strings.

Viols, psalteries, harpsichords, and other instruments with strings have held a strong place in musical performances for centuries. Lauda Musicam of Atlanta’s full ensemble of winds and strings will join with musical guests in a concert featuring plucked and bowed strings.

Members of Lauda Musicam of Atlanta perform one-per-part music from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque. The brass ensemble, the shawm ensemble, the flute ensemble, and others, perform some gems of the repertoire.

Phil Hollar conducts a playing session for early instruments.

Lauda Musicam joins with the choir of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church in this performance of the earliest known complete setting of the Ordinary of the mass. Machaut's work from the mid-14th century advanced four-part polyphony and set the stage for many other composers to write complete masses.