Musica Antigua de Toledo
An Early Music Performance Group in Toledo, Ohio
c/o Dr. Alice Neff Petersen, Coordinator, 4302 Foxglove Road,
Toledo, Ohio 43623
Dr. Petersen: 419-475-6177 - Secretary, Andrea Kissell
Web site manager: David
C. Nelson: 419-893-7166
Ticket Sale!!
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$ 1 off on our fall concert: November 12, 2006.
$ 1 off on our spring concert: April 22, 2007.
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Send us an e-mail to get your code.
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Advance sale offer!! Purchase a season ticket by October 31, 2007 and save
$ 3 off on our 2007 - 2008 season!
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2007 - 2008
Musicke from Dusk to Dawn
In this, our 28th season, we explore the many sides of life
represented by the night: the dark,
foreboding, endings, and sadness, but also
glittering lights, stars, entertainment, hopes and
expectations, new dawnings.
We'll explore love, both honorable and illicit, and we'll visit
the endings and
beginnings of great ages in music, seen as dusks and dawnings.
Season ticket special: $18 ($14
students and seniors, EMA members)
Single concert tickets, in advance:
$10 ($8 students and seniors)
(Early Music America members:
$9, $7 students and seniors)
Internet coupon code discount may be added to these other discounts!

Portrait at Epiphany Lutheran Church, June 2007; (c) 2007, Musica Antigua de Toledo
Series Concert #1
- The Stars Come Out
We can look at this topic in various ways. We will perform music
by “star” composers of early ages, as well as composers who were bringing an era
to a close--the dusk of an age, and we'll feature musical forms which represent
the end of an age. Many early choral and vocal works have text
dealing with the stars, the heavens, night or sleep, which often symbolizes
bringing to rest or to an end the suffering of a broken heart.
Some of our performers will be featured as “stars” in certain
numbers. Come and hear the many ways the stars come out in early
music!
Sunday, November 18, 2007,
3:30 p.m.
Monroe St. Methodist Church
3613 W. Monroe St. (at South Cove), Toledo, Ohio

Portrait at Christ Presbyterian Church, November 2006; (c) 2007, Musica Antigua de Toledo
Series Concert
#2 - The Dawning of Ages
The idea of dawn in music can be seen in different ways: early
dawn songs warned illicit lovers to flee before the approaching light.
Various composers created new musical ideas which ushered in new
stylistic eras. Texts about dawn and sunrise had various
metaphorical meanings, and spring with its wakening anew of life can be
considered a new dawn. Come and create an new awakening in your
life to the varied sounds of music in lives of earlier eras.
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Get $ 1 off your ticket at the door.
Sunday, April 6, 2008, 3:30
p.m.
Epiphany Lutheran Church
915 N. Reynolds Rd. (between Nebraska Ave. and Dorr St.),
Toledo, Ohio
Special Events
We are still in negotiations
concerning themes and schedules.
Watch the news media for details, including this page.
We'll keep you posted of early music performances in our area.
Musica Antigua de Toledo works to
recreate the styles and sounds of early
European music (mostly pre-1800 CE)
with as much historical accuracy as possible, using various
combinations of voices and period instruments.
We are presenting our music in digital
recording as well as live.
Our performance on September 7, 2003 at the Toledo Museum of
Art,
"Ohio's History Through Music," a special presentation for Ohio's
bicentennial year,
is still available on compact disk.
Other recorded performances have been and are being prepared.
In addition to our past concerts, which we have recorded live and
are
on tape and compact disc,
we will feature music from several seasons which
we have been able to record digitally.
Season ticket holders will
have the opportunity at the concerts to order old and new compact disks
at a discount.
Come visit the sights and sounds of
more than twenty years of early music in Toledo
by joining Musica Antigua for the 2007-2008 season!
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Vocal and instrumental performers
Description of our period instruments
special programs to fit your entertainment,
educational, or holiday events.
school programs offered to acquaint children
with early music and society, including colonial America.
Website design by David
Christian
Nelson, last update: September 26, 2007