T. E. M. P. O.
Triangle Early Music Presenting Organization
We sponsor concerts of Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and early Classical music, performed by outstanding contemporary artists. Concerts take place in the Triangle area of North Carolina. Our inaugural season (2007-08) of four concerts is presented in Durham.
To join our email list, or to request further information, please email us at info@triangleearlymusic.org.
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Concerts in 2007-08
Tickets are sold at the door of each concert venue beginning 45 minutes prior to the start of the concert. We can accept payment only by cash or check—no credit cards at this time. Advance reservations will be accepted by email at the above address but are not necessary.
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Click here for a copy of the concert review by Martha Fawbush on CVNC. |
Saturday, October 20, 2007 7:30 pm First Presbyterian Church of Durham, 305 E. Main Street, Durham ENSEMBLE CAPRICE ÒExtravaganzaÓ Baroque Outside the Box from Spain, Germany, Italy, & France Matthias Maute, recorders Featuring music by Diego Ortiz, Jacob van Eyck, Johann J. Quantz, Georg Friedrich Handel, Marin Marais, and Antonio Vivaldi. |
Admission $16 General, $10 Students. Discount on advance purchase by members of First Presbyterian Church. Payment by cash or check at the door only.
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Sunday, November 25, 2007 3:00 pm First Presbyterian Church of Durham, 305 E. Main Street, Durham CLARINO CONSORT ÒA Grand TourÓ Regal Music From the Courts and Chapels of Europe Barry Bauguess, Patrick Dougherty, and Uriel Rosen, Baroque trumpets; John OÕBrien, Baroque organ; Lance Pedigo, Baroque timpani. Featuring music by Handel, Telemann, Melani, Schmelzer, and Charpentier. |
Admission $16 General, $10 Students. Discount on advance purchase by members of First Presbyterian Church. Payment by cash or check at the door only.
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Sunday, February 17, 4:00 pm St. StephenÕs Episcopal Church, 82 Kimberly Drive, Durham (Hope Valley) AURORA BAROQUE ÒGerman ChocolateÓ David Wilson, Baroque Violin The luscious music of 17th-century Germany, including works by Biber, Buxtehude, Schmelzer and RosenmŸller. Admission $16 at the door (check or cash only); $10 for seniors or students. Payment by cash or check at the door only. |
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Tuesday, June 17, 7:30 pm Doris Duke Center, Duke Gardens MUSIC FROM THE SALEM COLLEGIUM Moravian Music Archives in Salem, NC This concert is presented in conjunction with the Magnolia Baroque Festival. It will feature a six-member ensemble directed by Andrew Willis (fortepiano) and Gesa Kordes (baroque violin). |
2007-08 Venues
We are grateful to Kathy Parkins, Director of Music at First Presbyterian Church and Ben Hutchens, Minister of Music at St. Stephens Episcopal Church, for their partnership this season.
First Presbyterian Church, Durham, 305E. Main Street (corner Main St. and Roxboro Rd.)
Ample free parking adjacent to church (see map)
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St. Stephens Episcopal Church, Durham, 82 Kimberly Drive, Hope Valley
Ample free parking adjacent to church.
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TEMPO Group of Advisers
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