Duo Corvi: early music ensemble

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Saturday, December 2nd, 2017
7:30 PM to 10:00 PM

DUO CORVI: early music ensemble Julie Ryning, voice & symphonia and Katelyn Clark, organetto Program: FOURTEENTH-CENTURY SONGS AND DANCES Emerging as one of Canada's most captivating early music groups and recognized internationally for their interpretation of historical repertoire, Duo Corvi specializes in the creative performance of music from the thirteenth to fifteenth centuries. Pairing voice and percussion with clavicymbalum and organetto, they transfix audiences with a rare glimpse into the musical world of secular medieval performance

Each program is carefully researched and explored through text and improvisation. Nominated for Classical Ensemble of the Year by the Western Canadian Music Awards (2017) and winners of the 2010 Musica Antigua Obra Social la 'Caixa in Spain, Duo Corvi was founded by Julie Ryning (voice), Katelyn Clark (clavicymbalum/organetto) at McGill University in 2008. The ensemble received its New York debut at Corpus Christi Church as finalists in the 2009 Early Music America Performance Competition, and has gone on to tour in Austria, The Netherlands, the USA, Canada, Spain and Catalonia, performing at international festivals including Musica Antigua Barcelona, Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht Fabulous Fringe, Festival de Musica Antigua de Caceres, and the Festival Medieval d’Elx. Duo Corvi and its members have generously received funding from FACTOR, CreativeBC, and the Canada Council for the Arts. The ensemble is currently based out of Victoria BC.

https://www.duocorvi.ca/