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Below is a list of Parthenia’s past performances.
MEMENTO NOSTRI
U.S. premiere of “Memento Nostri” by Calliope Tsoupaki
Cantori New York, Mark Shapiro, director
Parthenia Viol Consort and Farallon Recorder Quartet
Parthenia joins the NYC-based choir Cantori New York, directed by Mark Shapiro, and the Farallon Recorder Quartet for the U.S. premiere of Calliope Tsoupaki’s “Memento Nostri”. Premiered in the Netherlands in 2021, Tsoupaki’s “Memento Nostri” was composed as a requiem in the Byzantine tradition, creating a mood of timelessness and expressing essence simply and clearly.
Church of St. Francis Xavier
46 West 16th Street, Manhattan
TOMB SONNETS
Parthenia Viols, Ryland Angel
with Jonathan Richards, actor
Join the artists after the program for Cocktails from the Crypt.
SAINT JOHN’S IN THE VILLAGE
218 W. 11th Street, Manhattan
This concert was part of our 2023-2024 NYC Concert Series
TOMB SONNETS
Parthenia Viols, Ryland Angel
with Jonathan Richards, actor
Presented by ArtsRock
Classical Candlelight Concerts
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH OF NYACK
18 South Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960
Doors open at 7:30 pm
WILLIAM BYRD AND THOMAS WEELKES
A 400th Anniversary Celebration
Parthenia Viols
with The Queens College Vocal Ensemble, James John, director
and guest, Adrienne Hyde, bass viol
Parthenia Viol Consort kicks off the 2023–2024 with a celebration commemorating the music of William Byrd (1543–1623) and Thomas Weelkes (1576–1623). Parthenia and The Queens College Vocal Ensemble, directed by James John, will join forces for this momentous 400th anniversary celebration featuring works for viols and voices.
THE CHURCH OF SAINT LUKE IN THE FIELDS
487 Hudson Street, Manhattan
This concert was part of our 2023-2024 NYC Concert Series
WILLIAM BYRD AND THOMAS WEELKES
A 400th Anniversary Celebration
Parthenia Viols
with The Queens College Vocal Ensemble, James John, director
and guest, Adrienne Hyde, bass viol
Parthenia Viol Consort kicks off the 2023–2024 with a celebration commemorating the music of William Byrd (1543–1623) and Thomas Weelkes (1576–1623). Parthenia and The Queens College Vocal Ensemble, directed by James John, will join forces for this momentous 400th anniversary celebration featuring works for viols and voices.
LeFrak Concert Hall, Aaron Copland School of Music
Queens College, 65-30 Kissena Blvd., Flushing
Concert Video: ANTIQUÆ / NOVÆ – Early and New Works for Recorders and Viols
View concert video of our performance from May 6th, 2023.
Parthenia welcomes the Farallon Recorder Quartet in a concert of music for viols and recorders both old and new, with guests with Letitia Berlin, Frances Blaker, Miyo Aoki and Vicki Boeckman.
ANTIQUÆ / NOVÆ – Early and New Works for Recorders and Viols
Parthenia welcomes the Farallon Recorder Quartet in a concert of music for viols and recorders both old and new, with guests with Letitia Berlin, Frances Blaker, Miyo Aoki and Vicki Boeckman.
The Church of Saint Luke in the Fields
487 Hudson St, Manhattan
Video Archive of performance available June 6-19, 2023
This concert was part of our 2022-2023 NYC Concert Series
Concert Video: IT IS TIME TO DIE
View concert video of our performance from Apr 2nd, 2023.
Guest viol players Brent Wissick and David Morris will appear with Parthenia in IT IS TIME TO DIE – fantasies and madrigals for six viols and six voices by Jacobean master of music Giovanni Coprario.
IT IS TIME TO DIE
Guest viol players Brent Wissick and David Morris will appear with Parthenia in IT IS TIME TO DIE – fantasies and madrigals for six viols and six voices by Jacobean master of music Giovanni Coprario.
With Adrienne Lotto, Chloe Holgate, sopranos; Ashley Mulcahy, alto; Garrett Eucker, Corey Shotwell, tenors; Chris Talbot, bass
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
529 W. 121st Street, Manhattan
Video Archive of performance available May 2-15, 2023
This concert was part of our 2022-2023 NYC Concert Series
Tuesdays at Six
Theatrical Music in Dramatic Times
Songs and instrumental pieces from the Elizabethan period to the Restoration, featuring works by Purcell, Gibbons and Monteverdi.
Daniel Moody, countertenor
Parthenia Viol Consort
William Simms, lute and Theorbo
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
811 Cathedral Street
Baltimore, MD, 21201