Musica Antigua de Toledo - Vocal and Instrumental Performers
We are proud to announce several new vocalists and instrumentalists! See our list below.
Picture location: Epiphany Lutheran Church, 915 N.Reynolds
Rd., Toledo, Ohio
(c) 2007: Musica Antigua de Toledo
(left to right, front row):
Kristina Davis:
soprano; keyboards,
percussion.
Barbara Neff Craig:
mezzo-soprano; (at harpsichord)
organ, harpsichord, vielle, psaltery, percussion.
Victoria Shutters: soprano; psaltery, percussion (not active 2007-8).
(left to right, back row):
Bob Rudolph:
alto.
Sandra Kellogg:
mezzo-soprano; recorders,
keyboards, harp, viol.
Alice N. Petersen:
contralto;
director/coordinator;
violin, vielle, viol, other bowed strings, recorders, shawms,
other wind instruments.
David
C. Nelson: baritone/counter-tenor;
music committee,
music publisher, computer and language consultant;
lutes, oud, guitar, harp, other plucked strings, viol, percussion.
Andrea Kissell: contralto;
secretary; recorders, shawms, krummhorns,
other wind instruments,
percussion.
Andrew Phillips:
recorders,
reeds (not active
2007-8).
Donald H. Jackson:
baritone; music
committee;
recorders, sackbut, krummhorns, other wind instruments, viol,
vielle.
John Greenfield:tenor,
lutes.
(not pictured
above)
Holly Greenfield:
alto; bowed
strings.
(also not active this year)
Daniel Ferguson:
baritone/counter-tenor;
language consultant.
William Farlee: bass;
recorders,
violin
Charles Terbille: reeds, percussion; language and Classical studies consultant
a long-time-ago former member, rejoined us to do a special program of ancient
Classical music for the Toledo Museum of Art in November 2006.
Although we list
our voice types in a modern way, to give listeners some idea of who
does what, before the baroque period the human voice was used in a
variety of ways, without reference to what we think of today as formal
vocal training, and some of our earlier repertoire, as well as the less
formal styles of ballad and catch tune, require some unusual
sonorities. From earliest times human beings have imitated the
sounds we hear around us. Our vocalists often sing on a part
somewhat different from their "soprano, alto, tenor, bass" labels, and
they sometimes imitate one or more of our instruments, or the sounds of
birds or animals, where the repertoire calls for it.
Picture location: Christ Presbyterian Church, Sylvania Ave. at Talmadge Rd., Toledo, Ohio
(c) 2005: Musica Antigua de Toledo
(left to right, front row):
Sandra Kellogg:
mezzo-soprano; recorders,
keyboards, harp, viol.
Victoria Shutters: soprano; psaltery, percussion.
Barbara Neff Craig:
mezzo-soprano; music
committee;
organ, harpsichord,vielle, psaltery, percussion.
Andrea Kissell: contralto;
secretary; recorders, shawms, krummhorns,
other wind instruments,
percussion.
Alice N. Petersen: contralto;
director/coordinator;
violin, vielle, viol, other bowed strings, recorders, shawms,
other wind instruments.
John Greenfield:tenor,
lutes.
(left to right, back row):
Andrew Phillips: recorders,
reeds.
Donald H. Jackson:
baritone; music committee;
recorders, sackbut, krummhorns, other wind instruments, viol,
vielle.
Daniel Ferguson:
baritone/counter-tenor;
language consultant.
William Farlee: bass;
recorders,
violin
David
C. Nelson: baritone/counter-tenor;
music committee,
music publisher, computer and language consultant;
lutes, oud, guitar, harp, other plucked strings, viol, percussion.
Posing (May 2005) at Epiphany Lutheran Church, 915 N. Reynolds Road
At Christ Presbyterian Church, Sylvania Ave. at Talmadge Rd., Toledo,,
where we have performed our last two spring concerts and our fall 2006 concert
Portrait in September 2004, copyright Musica Antigua de Toledo
With a few of our instruments, in 2005.
Paula Vasko (left front, seated)
and Bob Rudolph (center rear)
at Christ Presbyterian Church,
Toledo, OH, March 2004
In our Early American Costumes,
for our program, Ohio's History Through Music
Picture location: The American Gallery, Toledo Museum of Art,
2445 Monroe Ave., Toledo, Ohio
(c) 2003: Musica Antigua de Toledo
front row (from left to right):
Alice N. Petersen: contralto;
director/coordinator;
violin, vielle, viol, other bowed strings,
recorders, shawms, other wind instruments.
Paula Vasko soprano
Kristina Davis: soprano; keyboards,
percussion.
Barbara Neff Craig: mezzo-soprano; music
committee;
organ, harpsichord,vielle, percussion.
Andrea Kissell: contralto; secretary;
recorders, shawms, krummhorns, other wind instruments, percussion.
Sandra Kellogg: mezzo-soprano; recorders,
keyboards.
(not pictured above, see below)
back row (left to right):
William Farlee: bass; violin, vielle,
recorders.
(by portrait of Admiral Perry)
Daniel Ferguson: baritone/counter-tenor;
language consultant.
Donald H. Jackson: baritone; recorders,
sackbut, krummhorns, other wind instruments, viol, vielle.
David C. Nelson: baritone/counter-tenor;
music committee,
music publisher, computer and language consultant;
lutes, oud, guitar, harp, other plucked strings, viol, percussion.
Picture location: Epiphany
Lutheran Church (before its renovation), 901 N. Reynolds Road, Toledo, Ohio
(c) 2002: Musica Antigua de Toledo
