Come join us for a day of music as we tour the workshop of George Kelischek in Brasstown, North Carolina.

During the Renaissance and Baroque periods, the organ and the harpsichord were used in home music, chamber music, and church services. Shannon Gallier, music director at St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church, and Paula Curl will perform with Lauda Musicam and our partner ensemble Uncommon Practice in this concert of music featuring keyboard instruments.

Lauda Musicam of Atlanta highlights the lesser-known composers of the Medieval and Renaissance periods. The group will also perform some new music for old instruments, celebrating some of the repertoire that helped bring about the early music revival in the mid-20th century. Lauda Musicam of Atlanta will perform as part of the Concert with a Cause concert series at Church of the New Covenant.

Music from Spain has always had a special appeal. Interesting and asymmetrical rhythms have been incorporated in Spanish musical compositions for hundreds of years. In addition to a concert of both lively and lush Renaissance music, the members will lead a "petting zoo" after the concert. This will be the perfect stop after Mother’s Day brunch! Lauda Musicam is an instrumental ensemble of recorders, viols, flutes, harpsichord, sackbuts, shawms, harps, crumhorns, cornettos, percussion, and other historical instruments.