1. Tom Bowes Violinist violinist music samples, biography, concerts, email contact. http://www.thomasbowes.com/

2. Reviews the incredible violinist thomas bowes .. The Herald 3 Dec2001. The violin Concerto by Eleanor Alberga ” ..was given http://www.thomasbowes.com/Pages/reviews6.htm

New York Times 3 Oct 2000 * Click photo above for link to review * Bristol Evening Post 21 October 2002 "The often aggressive sounds of Britten's Violin Concerto had guest soloist Thomas Bowes bobbing and weaving musically and at times physically like a boxer trapped in a corner. His command of the rapidly changing testing passages never wavered, opening up the work clearly for our inspection." Bristol Evening Post 27 April 2002 The Times 4 Dec 2001 The Scotsman 3 Dec 2001 ……the incredible violinist Thomas Bowes….." The Herald 3 Dec 2001 Gerard McBurney on Alberga Violin Concerto performance "I was very impressed indeed and struck by the sense of drama, the passion of the music and the playing, the way the amazing long orchestral introduction set up the entry of the fiddle most daringly, the moments of tenderness and the way the music gets torn apart in the final section." Strings January 2001 " The playing was superb: brilliant, authoritative, free, passionate, totally committed, and powerfully projected. Bowes' tone is intense, variable and pure; his identification with every style was complete, and indeed, in the Bartók and Ravel he exaggerated the Gypsy idiom, playing with unbridled abandon, incessant slides and extreme rhythmic liberties."

3. Musicians Gallery-Alphabetical List-B Elizabeth Bowden copyist Crediton, Devon, UK thomas bowes violinist - London, UKAdrian Bradbury cellist - London, UK John Bradbury clarinettist - London, UK http://www.musiciansgallery.com/start/a-z/b.htm

B FEATURED ARTISTS/CLIENTS jazz group - London, UK J OHN BRADBURY arranger conductor violin - London, UK Bach Bogen Alison Baker organist - UK Balakleets-Gallant piano duo - London, UK Liz Baldey violinist - London, UK Gabriele Baldocci pianist - Livorno, Italy Volodja Balzalorsky violinist - Ljubljana, Slovenia Alain Baraige pianist composer - France Cecylia Barczyk cellist - Towson, MD, USA Basle Trombone Quartet - Basle, Switzerland Mario Basilisco Flamenco guitarist - London, UK Basso! Basso! The Bassoon Place website - UK Bat'Brass wind group - France Daniel Becker pianist - London, UK Beethoven Piano Society of Europe - UK Belarusian Opera - Minsk, Belarus Bell Percussion Ltd Belsize Music Rooms Paloma Berganza French ballad singer - Madrid, Spain Bill Benham violinist - Marlborough, Wiltshire, UK Guy Berrier trombonist - Lorient, France Stephen Bickler accountant - London, UK Big Town Playboys rhythm and blues band - Birmingham, UK Edward Billingham classical guitarist - Hastings, East Sussex, UK Blackheath Violin Workshop string instrument maker repairer-London, UK Black Sea Philharmonic Orchestra - Constanta, Roumania

4. St. Paul's School: Music Program clarinet. thomas bowes, violin. Eleanor Alberga, composer and pianist. 199899. David Kim, violinist. Katia Skinavi, http://arts.sps.edu/music/guests.shtml

Visiting Artists On-going Apple Hill Chamber Players D'Anna Fortunato , mezzo soprano John McDonald , piano Gary Steigerwalt and Dana Muller , duo pianists Barbara Oldham , French horn Marco Granados , flute Thomas Novak , bassoon Mary Watt , oboe Daniel Gilbert , clarinet Thomas Bowes , violin Eleanor Alberga , composer and pianist David Kim , violinist Katia Skinavi , pianist Brad Terry , jazz clarinet Joachim Mencel , jazz pianist Kathy Spillane , professor of voice, University of New Hampshire Peggy Vagts , professor of flute, University of New Hampshire Mark Shuman , cello; Composer's String Quartet Todd Crow , pianist Sandra Dackow , orchestra clinician Gene Bertoncini , jazz guitarist Vologda (Russia) Chamber Orchestra Thomas Bowles and Eleanor Alberga , violin and piano Pierre Pincemaille , organ D'Anna Fortunato , mezzo soprano Amherst Saxophone Quartet Scholars of London , vocal quartet Quintet of the Americas Christopher Krueger , flutist; Handel and Haydn Society Gary Steigerwalt and Dana Muller , duo pianists Igor Kipnis , harpsichord Jamey Aebersold , jazz saxophone, improvisation clinician Augusta Read Thomas , composer Gwyneth Walker , composer Gerald Teachey , vocalist, vocal therapist Marilyn Mason , organ Robert J. Powell

5. Alberga She is pianist in a duo with her husband, violinist thomas bowes. http://www.bmic.co.uk/CME/cme-alberga.htm

Eleanor Alberga Remember "Remember is dedicated to the memory of my mother. With slow and simple phrases at the start, the music progresses with metric subdivisions and then settles back to the ideas at the beginning. Although the content, shape and form of the piece exists in its own right, the Jamaican folksong "Come Lisa "weaves like a thread appearing and disappearing throughout the fabric of the composition. The overall character is plaintive, lyrical, gentle yet passionate" Click here for information on how to order works Biography Jamaican-born Eleanor Alberga is regarded as one of the most exciting and inventive composers on the contemporary music scene. She first started writing for the London Contemporary Dance Theatre and interest in these performances resulted in a wide range of commissions for concert music, encompassing solo works, chamber music, orchestral pieces, and electronic scores. Her music has now been heard at London's South Bank Centre, the Royal Albert Hall, and St John's, Smith Square, as well as in other major venues throughout the UK and abroad. She has had works performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the London Chamber Symphony, the European Women's Orchestra, Lontano, and the Bournemouth Sinfonietta. Eleanor's musical background is richly diverse, combining rigorous classical training as a pianist and singer on a scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music with her experience as a member of the internationally acclaimed Jamaican Folk Singers, and three years as a dancer with an authentic African dance company. She is pianist in a duo with her husband, violinist Thomas Bowes.

6. Augusta Georgia: Features@ugusta: Musical Couple Play Together 10/23/97 The Jamaicanborn Ms. Alberga and her husband, British violinist thomas bowes, call themselves Double Exposure. http://www.augustachronicle.com/stories/102497/fea_doubleexposure.html

Diet Cancer Risk Skateboarding IBM's Fast Chips Prison Population ... 'Diana's Bodyguard Musical couple play together Web posted October 24, 1997 A classic night By Bill Syken Staff Writer The British piano and violin team performing Thursday for the Harry Jacobs Chamber Music Society is a duo in every sense of the word. Not only do they play together, they live and love together as husband and wife. They were introduced by a friend, and married, and only then did the musical union form. They've been married five years, and performing together for three. ``It's very good,'' said Eleanor Alberga, the pianist. ``It's broader in so many different senses. If we go on tour, we're with each other. If there's a couple days off it's easy to have a holiday. We're quite frank with each other about what we think of each other's playing.'' The Jamaican-born Ms. Alberga and her husband, British violinist Thomas Bowes, call themselves Double Exposure. At their performance Thursday at the Old Medical College they will perform six violin and piano pieces, including two new pieces. One

7. Bowes(thomas) violinist. thomas bowes. Contact EMAIL WEBSITE http://www.musiciansgallery.com/start/strings/violins/bowes%28thomas%29.html

Violinist Thomas Bowes Contact: EMAIL WEBSITE Widely acknowledged as one of the UK's leading virtuosi, Thomas Bowes began learning the violin with Lee Ken Kok at the age of 7, but it wasn't until he was 17 and had begun to study with the renowned Hungarian pedagogue Bela Katona, that he realised music had become his true vocation, and his chosen career. Passion and integrity, without extramusical gimmicks, are fundamental to Tom's playing. Leading recent audiences and critics to describe him as "just awesome.". "In everything he played, Bowes revealed an exacting and deeply felt musicianship." After graduating from Trinity College of Music, Thomas became the founder leader of the Maggini String Quartet,then concertmaster of the London Mozart Players, with whom he made his BBC Proms debut under the direction of Jane Glover. This acclaimed leadership resulted in numerous invitations to guest lead some of the UK's greatest orchestras. These include the London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, London Sinfonietta and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, working closely with the late Sir George Solti, Sir Colin Davis, Michael Tilson Thomas, Joseph Swensen and Kent Nagano. As a soloist, concert highlights include a performance of Szymanowski's 2nd Violin Concerto with Takuo Yuasa and the Ulster Orchestra, followed by a specially commissioned recording of this work for the BBC 1998 Proms season. In 1999 Thomas made his debut with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, giving the world premiere of John Metcalf's Violin Concerto "Paradise Haunts..". Last season saw performances of Mozart and Tchaikovsky concertos with the Moscow Chamber Orchestra during its tours of The United States of America and again with them at New York's Town Hall. Early in 2001 he gave 2 performances of the Elgar Violin Concerto in San Francisco and Montana, leaving critics struggling for superlatives and audiences ".in rapt silence" ".. 900 listeners leapt to their feet in (a) show of admiration..."

8. Bowes(thomas) violinist. thomas bowes. Contact http://www.musiciansgallery.com/start/strings/violins/bowes(thomas).html

Violinist Thomas Bowes Contact: EMAIL WEBSITE Widely acknowledged as one of the UK's leading virtuosi, Thomas Bowes began learning the violin with Lee Ken Kok at the age of 7, but it wasn't until he was 17 and had begun to study with the renowned Hungarian pedagogue Bela Katona, that he realised music had become his true vocation, and his chosen career. Passion and integrity, without extramusical gimmicks, are fundamental to Tom's playing. Leading recent audiences and critics to describe him as "just awesome.". "In everything he played, Bowes revealed an exacting and deeply felt musicianship." After graduating from Trinity College of Music, Thomas became the founder leader of the Maggini String Quartet,then concertmaster of the London Mozart Players, with whom he made his BBC Proms debut under the direction of Jane Glover. This acclaimed leadership resulted in numerous invitations to guest lead some of the UK's greatest orchestras. These include the London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, London Sinfonietta and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, working closely with the late Sir George Solti, Sir Colin Davis, Michael Tilson Thomas, Joseph Swensen and Kent Nagano. As a soloist, concert highlights include a performance of Szymanowski's 2nd Violin Concerto with Takuo Yuasa and the Ulster Orchestra, followed by a specially commissioned recording of this work for the BBC 1998 Proms season. In 1999 Thomas made his debut with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, giving the world premiere of John Metcalf's Violin Concerto "Paradise Haunts..". Last season saw performances of Mozart and Tchaikovsky concertos with the Moscow Chamber Orchestra during its tours of The United States of America and again with them at New York's Town Hall. Early in 2001 he gave 2 performances of the Elgar Violin Concerto in San Francisco and Montana, leaving critics struggling for superlatives and audiences ".in rapt silence" ".. 900 listeners leapt to their feet in (a) show of admiration..."

9. Artists - Pro Art Symphony Orchestra World Class British violinist thomas bowes joined the orchestra for a special concertJanuary 21st, 2001 at the Dean Lesher Regional Center for the Arts in http://www.proartsymphony.com/artists.html

Pro Art Symphony Orchestra Artists The Pro Art Symphony Orchestra has performed with soloists with regional and international reputations Jon Nakamatsu, Pianist - 1997 Van Cliburn International PianoCompetition Gold Medalist Olivia Stapp, Soprano - San Francisco Opera, La Scala Opera, Metropolitan Opera Thomas Bowes, Violinist - London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, London Sinfonietta and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra Justin Blasdale, Pianist James Greening, Violinist Karen Anderson, Soprano Olga Ortenberg, Harpist Misha Gelfandbien, Cellist Sergei Raktichenkov, Violist Thomas Bowes British Violinist Guests World Class British violinist Thomas Bowes joined the orchestra for a special concert January 21st, 2001 at the Dean Lesher Regional Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek. Mr. Bowes performed Sir Edward Elgar's "Violin Concerto" which is considered to be one of the finest concertos written for the instrument. Based in London, Bowes has built a reputation as a leading violin virtuoso. Thomas Bowes made his BBC concerto debut in 1991 with Jane Glover and the London Mozart Players. He is also the former concertmaster with the world-famous Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields Orchestra and the London Philharmonic. To read more about Thomas Bowes as well as to hear some some music clips please visit his web site Jon Nakamatsu Cliburn Gold Medalist On June 24th, 2001 the Pro Art Symphony joined forces once again with Jon Nakamatsu under the baton of Maestro Gardner in a performance of Saint-Saens' brilliant Piano Concerto No. 4. Also featured at this program was a perfomance of Gustav Holst's blockbuster score, "The Planets". This classical music composition would convert even the staunchest hard core rock enthusiast to a new appreciation of classical music!

10. Special Events - Pro Art Symphony Orchestra October 29, 2000 thomas bowes, violinist, and Eleanor Alberga, known as DoubleExposure performed contemporary and original compositions at the Walnut Creek http://www.proartsymphony.com/special.html

Pro Art Symphony Orchestra Special Events The Pro Art Symphony also plans a few musical experiences each year in small, intimate settings. Patrons and guests are treated to interesting lectures, wonderful performances by renowned artists and the incomparable opportunity to meet and talk with the artists. Events like these allow Pro Art's audiences to meet other music lovers in the community. Past Special Events Double Exposure October 29, 2000: Thomas Bowes, violinist, and Eleanor Alberga, known as "Double Exposure" performed contemporary and original compositions at the Walnut Creek home of an orchestra patron. (More on Double Exposure Don't miss our next Special Event See the Events Calendar for a listing of this year's performances and the most current program information. Pro Art Symphony

11. Classical Musicians - EntsWeb Directory functions, weddings and receptions thomas bowes Violin UK thomas bowes is a leadingBritish violinist who has given acclaimed performances all over the world. http://www.entsweb.co.uk/musicians/classical/

EntsWebs Musicians Classical Musicians Index The Giardino String Quartet UK Contact David Giardino Postal Address The Giardino String Quartet 43 The Grove Finchley London E-mail info@giardinoquartet.co.uk Web Site: www.giardinoquartet.co.uk Telephone: Fax: AD Concert Band West Midlands UK The Premier Community Concert Band in the West Midlands. Based in Solihull. Rehearsal Nights Wednesday 8-10pm, Alderbrook School. Abigail James - Classical Guitar South East UK Classical guitar music from around the world, ideal for weddings, functions and recitals. An outstanding guitarist, Abigail plays solo and with flute and guitar duo Ceciliana. UK We can assist in your search for Pipers Harpists and String Quartets the list and choice is endless. Very popular for the Civil Wedding Ceremony and during the Wedding Breakfast. Anton Del Forno, Portriat of A Guitar Virtuoso NY USA Hailed by critics as THE "MASTER OF GUITAR" leaving audiences around the world spellbbound. Visit with Anton Del Forno and see what others are saying aobut this extraordinary classical guitar virtuoso/composer of today! Get to know him better through his biograpgy, critical acclaim, news, discography, his music plus more!! Beaumont Reed Trio London UK Provides classical music for recitals, educational workshops and masterclasses plus background music for weddings, business functions and other events. Consists of oboe, clarinet and bassoon.

12. MUSIC MATINEE PRESENTS DOUBLE EXPOSURE The band consists of an extraordinary husband and wife duo, Jamaican composerpianistEleanor Alberga and British violinist thomas bowes. http://administration.reed.edu/news/news.taf?ID=26

13. THE HOLLIS TAYLOR TRIO OPENS MUSIC MATINEE SEASON played guitar with the legendary Kansas City jazz violinist Claude Fiddler October27 Double Exposure Eleanor Alberga, piano, and thomas bowes, violin, play http://administration.reed.edu/news/news.taf?ID=44

14. SearchUK - Finds It Fast! Brooks, Dave Bagpipes Bagpiper and Ceili band. bowes, thomas -violinist music samples, biography, concerts, e-mail contact. http://www.searchuk.com/Top/Regional/Europe/United_Kingdom/Arts_and_Entertainmen

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15. 10-11-00 Corvallis-OSU Music Association To Host "Double Exposure" bowes is a violinist who has been guest concertmaster with such conductorsas Michael Tilson thomas, Sir Georg Solti, Kent Nagano and Colin Davis. http://oregonstate.edu/dept/ncs/newsarch/2000/Oct00/doubleex.htm

Corvallis-OSU Music Association to host "Double Exposure" By Mark Floyd, 541-737-0788 SOURCE: Dennis Oehler, 541-757-3937 CORVALLIS - Double Exposure, a critically acclaimed chamber music duo featuring the married couple Thomas Bowes and Eleanor Alberga, will perform at Oregon State University's LaSells Stewart Center on Thursday, Oct. 19, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Double Exposure Click on image to go to downloadable photo The concert is the first in the 2000-01 series sponsored by the Corvallis-OSU Music Association. Since Double Exposure was formed in 1995, the duo has received rave reviews from the Washington Post, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times and others for its varied, energetic music. Bowes is a violinist who has been guest concertmaster with such conductors as Michael Tilson Thomas, Sir Georg Solti, Kent Nagano and Colin Davis. Known as a passionate and fiery performer, he has built a reputation as one of the United Kingdom's leading violinists. The New York Times, in a review of Double Exposure, said Bowes "dazzled with his speed and lightness...all the pent-up energy of a sapling bending in the wind." Pianist Alberga has had her music commissioned and performed by the London Philharmonic and the London Chamber Symphony, among others. A native of Kingston, Jamaica, she began playing piano at the age of five. Her recent solo performances have taken her t o the Royal Albert Hall, the South Bank, and Covent Garden.

16. Biography Text With her husband, violinist thomas bowes, she formed the very successful duo ‘DoubleExposure’ an ensemble committed to playing and commissioning new http://www.eleanoralberga.com/pages/bioframeset2/Text2.htm

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ’, which received its premiere at the Royal Festival Hall in 1994 with Franz Welser Möst and the LPO. It was praised by David Lister of The Independent as being "rich, colourful, atmospheric and often downright alarming”. Alberga's many commissions encompass a wide range of solo and chamber music as well as orchestral works. - scored for large symphony orchestra - was premiered in June 2000 with Leonard Slatkin. Alberga attended its United States' premiere in January 2001, where the Pro Art Symphony Orchestra in San Francisco performed it to huge acclaim, from audience, conductor and players alike. Other recent compositions include two string quartets for the Maggini and Smith Quartets; ’ for Lontano and ‘Glinting, Glancing Shards' for the Delta Saxophone Quartet. ‘Market of the Dead’, composed for the BBC Sound on Film series was broadcast in August 1999. It was described in the Daily Telegraph as "..wonderful - a lyrical, mystical meditation…..”. Eleanor Alberga was the first composer to be commissioned for the inaugural Festival of Women in Music. She was also invited to participate in the prestigious Composer to Composer Festival in Colorado, USA, and was a featured composer at the Vale of Glamorgan Festival.

17. BSA Music Events Overview This duet of a leading violinist and a major composer/pianist from the UK has wonpraise thomas bowes credentials include world premieres by renowned composers http://music.bnl.gov/Fall2000/

Past Performances Fall 2000 back to upcoming events Special Evening Concert: Anima Kevin O'Reilly Date: Wednesday, Sept 20, 2000 Time: Noon Kevin O'Reilly has been playing traditional Irish fiddle, tin whistle, and uilleann pipes since he was a young child. He has studied with Michael Tubridy of the Cheiftains, and he has won the 1997 all-Ireland Fiddle Championship. He works at the Irish Traditional Music Archive and is very familar with that extensive collection of the oldest and rarest tunes. This is an extremely rare opportunity to hear some of the oldest music from all of Europe, and some of the most beautiful. All you need to be able to do is close your eyes and listen. more details... See also: http://www.ceili.ie/newreleases/ Double Exposure Date: Wednesday, Sept 27, 2000 Time: Noon This duet of a leading violinist and a major composer/pianist from the UK has won praise far and wide for their powerful and energetic performances of classical and contemporary works. Eleanor Alberga's compositions have been performed worldwide, and The BBC and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra have both commissioned works from her. Thomas Bowes credentials include world premieres by renowned composers. more details...

18. Worth A Look Double Exposure, featuring violinist thomas bowes, pianist Eleanor Alberga andpianist Karen Hutchinson, will perform music by Elgar, Fitkin, Alberga and http://www.paweekly.com/PAW/morgue/listings/1997_Nov_7.art.html

Publication Date: Friday Nov 7, 1997 Worth a Look @caption:The film, "The Crusader's Trail," is shown Nov. 10 at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts. Film Follow the 'Trail' "The Crusader's Trail," when German and French knights traveled on their path from Europe to the Holy Land, is highlighted in the next Golden Gate Geographic Film Society program. The film will be shown at 2 and 7:45 p.m. Monday, Nov. 10 , at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, Castro and Mercy streets, Mountain View. Tickets are $8 general; $4 ages 14 and under. For more information, call 903-6000. @caption:International Irish-American group, Solas, performs Nov. 12 at Covenant Presbyterian Church. Irish music 'Sunny Spells and Scattered Showers' Solas, an international Irish-American band, supports its current release, "Sunny Spells and Scattered Showers," with a concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12 , at Covenant Presbyterian Church, 670 E. Meadow Drive, Palo Alto. The distinctive ensemble chemistry that has placed Solas at the vanguard of the root-faithful Celtic music scene is capturing the imagination of an ever-widening audience. "Once it comes to their attention," said Solas' Seamus Egan of traditional Irish music, "people respond to its passion and its universal emotions, which are readily accessible whether you're Irish or not."

19. What's Up violinist thomas bowes and pianist and composer Eleanor Albergea perform greatworks from the Baroque, Classical and Romantic masters, as well as works by http://www.udel.edu/PR/UpDate/01/2/whatsup.html

Vol. 20, No. 2 Sept. 21, 2000 International films screened on Sunday nights in Trabant The University's 2000 International Film Series will feature movies with such themes as individuals returning home to face the families they left behind and trying to maintain traditional ways of life in a time of rapid modernization. All of the 35 mm films in the series, which are free and open to the public, are scheduled at 7:30 p.m., Sundays, in the theatre of the Trabant University Center. The fall lineup includes: Mifune (Mifune's Last Song), on Sept. 24, is a Danish film with eccentric humor of a man, his retarded brother and their housekeeper, a prostitute on the run from a stalker. "The strong, small ensemble...lends the film a corrosive intimacy," wrote Wesley Morris in the San Francisco Examiner Genghis Blues, on Oct. 1, is an American documentary and Audience Award-winner at Sundance in 1999, in which a blind blues singer from San Francisco travels to Tuva, home of Genghis Khan, to participate in a contest of throat singers. Erskineville Kings

20. 2000-2001 Performing Arts Series This spellbinding husbandand-wife duo from Great Britain includes thomas bowes,violinist, who has performed as soloist with the London Philharmonic and has http://www.udel.edu/PR/SpecialUDelivery/vol3no1/performing.html

Volume 3/Number 1 2000-2001 Performing Arts Series DOUBLE EXPOSURE Double Exposure's concerts span the great baroque, classical and romantic masterpieces as well as featuring original works by such living composers as Arvo Pärt, John Adams and Chick Corea. This spellbinding husband-and-wife duo from Great Britain includes Thomas Bowes, violinist, who has performed as soloist with the London Philharmonic and has achieved international recognition for his exhilarating work, and Eleanor Albergea, pianist and composer, whose music has been commissioned and performed by the London Philharmonic, London Mozart Players and the London Chamber Symphony, to name a few. Her orchestral piece "Sun Warrior" received its acclaimed U.S. premiere by the Women's Philharmonic in 1997. Saturday, Oct. 7, 8 p.m. Mitchell Hall DOUBLE EXPOSURE COMPOSING WORKSHOP Free and open to the public. Friday, Oct. 6, 2:30 p.m. Amy E. du Pont Music Building JUMP RHYTHM JAZZ PROJECT SCHOLARS OF LONDON Hailed as one of the world's musical treasures, The Scholars of London has given at least 2,500 concerts in more than 50 countries, a record which can be rivaled by very few ensembles in the field of chamber music. The name "Scholars" derives from the fact that the original members of the group all won scholarships to Cambridge University to sing in the famous choir of King's College Chapel. Although it began as an all-male ensemble, as early as 1972, the group changed to include a female voice. The group's sparkling performances, enlivened by humorous commentary, span five centuries of madrigals, folksongs, sacred music and much more from many countries. Saturday, Jan. 20, 8 p.m. Mitchell Hall

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