Savannah Philharmonic Larsen Spotlight Chamber Music Series
On October 14, 2018, Anne brought along one of the harpsichords she made and joined colleagues Marcy Brenner on viola da gamba, Ann Cafferty on baroque violin, and Jeana Melilli on baroque flute in a program of baroque trios and quartets by Telemann, Albinoni, Couperin, and Purcell playing in the prestigious Savannah Philharmonic Larsen Spotlight Chamber Music Series in downtown Savannah.
Savannah Baroque at the Carolina Music Museum
Anne’s baroque performance group, Savannah Baroque, was honored to perform at the Carolina Music Museum in Greenville, South Carolina on August 26, 2018. Anne played a restored 18th century English harpsichord with fellow performers Marcy Brenner on viola da gamba, Jeana Melilli on baroque flute, Ann Cafferty on baroque violin, Eric Caines on baroque oboe, and Kyle Siddons baritone.
Bach B minor Mass at Wesley Monumental Church Savannah
I am honored to have been chosen to play continuo for a performance of the incredible Bach B minor Mass, directed by Dr. Monica Harper Deckle.
Bach B minor Mass
7:30 pm
Wesley Monumental Church
429 Abercorn St. Savannah, GA 31401
March 25, 2018: Savannah Baroque at Skidaway Island United Methodist Church Concert Series
By now you know I am the harpsichordist/organist/music director of Savannah Baroque! We will be performing music by Vivaldi, Barbara Strozzi, and more.
Savannah Baroque presents:
Maestri Italiani: Italian Masters of the Baroque
5 pm
Skidaway Island United Methodist Church
54 Diamond Causeway
Savannah, GA 31411
March 4, 2018; Savannah Baroque at First Presbyterian Church of Savannah’s Music with a Mission concert series
Savannah Baroque presents:
Follies and Fantasies
March 4. 2018
5 pm – 6 pm
First Presbyterian Church
Music with a Mission
520 Washington Ave.
Savannah, GA 31405
Featuring myself on harpsichord and members of Savannah Baroque.
Feb. 11, 2018 Savannah Baroque: Le Concert Royal
Savannah Baroque presents “Le Concert Royal: Music from the Court of Versailles” featuring Ashley Adams, soprano; James Hall, tenor; Marcy Brenner, viola da gamba; Jeana Melilli, traverso; Ann Cafferty, baroque violin; and myself on harpsichord as part of the concert series at St. Peter’s on Skidaway Island.
Le Concert Royal: Music from the Court of Versailles
4 pm
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
3 W. Ridge Rd.
Savannah, Ga 31411
Jan. 30, 2018 Spivey Hall Young People’s Concert with Savannah Baroque
Jeana Melilli has talked me into doing a program at Spivey Hall’s Young People’s Concert and I have to say I’m really exited!
With Ashley Adams, soprano, and Marcy Brenner, viola da gamba, Jeana on traverso, and myself on harpsichord.
Savannah Baroque: Young People’s Concert
Spivey Hall at Clayton State College
2000 Clayton State Blvd, Morrow, GA 30260, USA
Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2018
11:15 am -12:15 pm
http://www.clayton.edu/spiveyhall/Education?OccuranceId=341&ctl=ViewEvent&mid=132104
Jan. 27, 2018: Performance with The Savannah Philharmonic: Royal Baroque
I am pleased to be returning as principal harpsichordist with the Savannah Philharmonic, and featuring Savannah Baroque’s baroque flute player, and my good friend Jeana Melilli in Vivaldi’s a minor piccolo concerto! Selections also include Handel’s Fireworks and Water Music, and the Bach Orchestra Suite #3. I don’t know which harpsichord I will bring yet. Jeana and I will also be speaking to and demonstrating to the Savannah Chatham County Public School students at the Education Outreach Open Rehearsal.
The Savannah Philharmonic
Royal Baroque
Jan. 27, 7:30 pm
Lucas Center for the Arts
32 Abercorn St.
Savannah, GA 31401
Dec. 3, 2017 Performance with The Goliards
I am pleased to be returning with The Goliards, playing sinfonye, gittern and organ with John Hillenbrand on vielle and rebec, and Cuffy Sullivan vocals and percussion.
Title to be announced!
Dec. 3, 2017
4 pm.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
1802 Abercorn St.
Savannah, GA 31401
1864 Steinway Square Grand Restoration
I’ve been very neglectful adding instruments I work on into this website. I work on so many and would rather be in the workshop or on the road than updating my websites.
This is a beautiful Steinway square ca. 1864 restored for a private owner in Pennsylvania. Yes, the lid went on before it went home. Original finish cleaned up. Massively damaged legs restored using wire armature and wood epoxy and stain to resculpt and faux finish. Sweet sounding instrument!
