ALMOST TWELFTH NIGHT WITH THREE NOTCH’D ROAD 2015
January 4, 2015, at 4 PM
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
670 Patrick Henry Highway
Amherst, VA
Three Notch’d Road, a baroque ensemble from Charlottesville, will perform seasonal music at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. The music will be followed by a supper in the parish hall, hosted by the Episcopal Church Women of St. Mark’s. After supper, assembled guests are invited to remove Christmas greens from the church to a local farm, where there will be a traditional “burning of the greens” combined with hot cocoa and a final carol sing for the season.
The concert will feature American and European carols and dance tunes as well as seasonal music by Praetorius, Corrette, Corelli, Holford and Playford. Three Notch’d Road will also play their own arrangements of some traditional favorites. Featured musicians will be founding members of Three Notch’d Road Anne Timberlake, recorder, and Fiona Hughes and David McCormick, playing baroque violins. Guest artists for this concert are Cynthia Black on baroque viola, Jeremy Ward on bass violin, Jennifer Streeter playing harpsichord, and Anthony Harvey on theorbo.
“Last season, Miss Timberlake was on maternity leave. She is highly respected as a recorder player in the baroque music community, and we are thrilled to have her be able to re-join the group for this year’s concert,” said Lynn Kable, concert producer for AGAR.
Last season’s concert, supper and burning of the greens was the first of its kind at St. Mark’s and proved extremely popular with families in Amherst County. AGAR, St. Mark’s, and Three Notch’d Road are pleased to join together again to present the event for a second time, and encourage everyone in the community to attend. Concert tickets are $10 for adults and $2 for children and students. Tickets are available at the door or in advance from LynchburgTickets.com.
Those who attend the ECW supper will be asked for a “love offering” to benefit Amherst Cares, a program serving food insecure children.
January 4, 2015, at 4 PM
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
670 Patrick Henry Highway
Amherst, VA
Three Notch’d Road, a baroque ensemble from Charlottesville, will perform seasonal music at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. The music will be followed by a supper in the parish hall, hosted by the Episcopal Church Women of St. Mark’s. After supper, assembled guests are invited to remove Christmas greens from the church to a local farm, where there will be a traditional “burning of the greens” combined with hot cocoa and a final carol sing for the season.
The concert will feature American and European carols and dance tunes as well as seasonal music by Praetorius, Corrette, Corelli, Holford and Playford. Three Notch’d Road will also play their own arrangements of some traditional favorites. Featured musicians will be founding members of Three Notch’d Road Anne Timberlake, recorder, and Fiona Hughes and David McCormick, playing baroque violins. Guest artists for this concert are Cynthia Black on baroque viola, Jeremy Ward on bass violin, Jennifer Streeter playing harpsichord, and Anthony Harvey on theorbo.
“Last season, Miss Timberlake was on maternity leave. She is highly respected as a recorder player in the baroque music community, and we are thrilled to have her be able to re-join the group for this year’s concert,” said Lynn Kable, concert producer for AGAR.
Last season’s concert, supper and burning of the greens was the first of its kind at St. Mark’s and proved extremely popular with families in Amherst County. AGAR, St. Mark’s, and Three Notch’d Road are pleased to join together again to present the event for a second time, and encourage everyone in the community to attend. Concert tickets are $10 for adults and $2 for children and students. Tickets are available at the door or in advance from LynchburgTickets.com.
Those who attend the ECW supper will be asked for a “love offering” to benefit Amherst Cares, a program serving food insecure children.
