Instrumental Legacies in Classical Music

Four sessions employ performance videos and listening notes to explore the unique characteristics and contributions of classical instruments. Discover the powerful transformation of organs from Bach’s time to the Romantic era. Hear the unique characteristics of the viola da gamba, a precursor to the cello with rich overtones and distinct qualities. Experience the French horn’s prominent role in symphonic works blending seamlessly with woodwinds and strings.Uncover the clarinet’s versatility, from traditional chamber settings to contemporary compositions.

Instructor

Michael Barndt, Ph.D.

Michael Barndt holds a BS from Case Institute and a PhD, School of Business, from Case Western Reserve University. He has 30 years of university and community teaching experience, primarily in urban policy. He currently is the classical music critic ... read more

Date: 4 Tue, Nov 12-Dec 10, 2024

Delivery Method: In-person With Livestream

Time: 10-11:15am CT

Location: UWM Hefter Conference Center, 3271 N. Lake Dr., Milwaukee, WI or view on Zoom

Instructor: Michael Barndt Ph.D.

Fee: $25

Program Number: FALL:142

Note: No Class Nov 26

Registration opens Tue, Aug 6, 2024.
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