My Cup of Tea was featured at WFIU Public Radio - Harmonia Early Music
Read MoreBeneath A Tree has been chosen as one of six groups featured in this year’s Emerging Artist Showcase. Stay tuned for details on how to watch the virtual showcase.
Read MoreThe album will feature solo Bach interlaced with Celtic folk tunes, demonstrating my affinity of both genres and their similarities. The concert program will include movements from Bach’s Solo Violin Sonatas, Partitas, and Cello Suites, performed on Baroque Violin & Viola respectively. These will be entwined and paired with Baroque era Celtic tunes of Scottish and Irish origins. The focus will be on dance movements and ballads.
Read MoreThis program weaves together melodies from Bach’s Baroque with traditional folk, celtic, and bluegrass fiddle repertoire, exploring the connections found between Baroque to Folk. Our arrangements draw material from Bach’s Cello Suite No. 2 in D minor, Violin Partita in E Major, Violin Concerto in A min, The Hunting Cantata and the Brandenburgs, with a few surprises from Telemann and other contemporaries. The Baroque will be compiled with traditional Folk and bluegrass fiddle repertoire such as Shady Grove, Foreign Lander, Nellie Kane, and Celtic melodies including Tuttle’s Reel, Sakow’s Jig and more. We highly encourage toe tapping as you experience this treasured music in a different way!
Band Members and Instrumentation
Gail Hernández Rosa - Violin
Daniel Turkos - Bass
Al Mireault - Banjo
Sebastián Quintero - Guitar
April 18th, 8pm California Jazz Conservatory
Read MoreCo-Founder of Beneath a Tree - Baroque to Folk, Gail Hernández Rosa, will be recording her solo debut album in October 2020. Fundraising details and events attached to the launch of the record to follow.
Read MoreBeneath a Tree - Baroque to Folk will be exploring the range of colors and sonorities available through the use of period instruments. The program will include Philip Glass’ String Quartet No.5 and the Dvorak Bass Quintet No. 2 Op. 77 in G major. The journey will start with Glass’ minimalism, showcasing the sound palette available through the use of gut strings, and end with Dvorak’s richness of textures and fleshy instrumentation. For more information, check out our Calendar.
Read MoreCome and join us for a house concert exploring the relationship between Baroque and Folk music in a beautiful and intimate setting. November 17th Marin County.
Read MoreOur Bolivian Baroque program is back by popular demand as part of the SFEMS Sunday afternoon series at the California Jazz Conservatory.
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