Author: David Dolata

Here is the Livestream link for those of you who were not able to attend their concert:

“The Philosophy of Transcription: What Do You Really Mean By That?” International Musicological Society Study Group Meeting “Tablature in Western Music” at Basel Lute Days conference sponsored by the Deutsche Lautengesellschaft at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in Basel, Switzerland. September 14, 2025. Start video at 38:29.

The Choirmaster and other members of the Schola Cantorum Miamiensis are FIU Wertheim School of Music alumna.

Dear Recipients,

Going forward you will receive automatic updates whenever there is a new post on the Early Music at FIU Website. My apologies for the two blank, or as one generous recipient referred to them, minimalist emails.

Here is the notice that I originally intended to send. This concert features FIU faculty and alumni in a concert that spans the Baroque and Classical eras in a perfect setting for early music.

Please be patient while Early Music at FIU transitions to posts sent to you directly from the website.

To see the latest concert announcement that was missing from the previous message, visit https://earlymusic.fiu.edu/

Thanks,

David Dolata

Bridges of Sound: Music from the Baroque to the Classical Style is performed by Libiamo Antiqua Ensemble, a historically informed performance group specializing in 17th- and 18th-century repertoire featuring FIU Wertheim School of Music faculty and alumni.

The ensemble performs exclusively from manuscripts, facsimiles, and critical urtext editions, bringing audiences as close as possible to the music’s original voice. This program follows the stylistic shifts from the early Baroque to the late Baroque, into the Galant style, and toward the early Classical period – spotlighting the composers and idioms that defined each era.

This concert is free for FIU students. To reserve tickets, go to the website on the flyer and enter the following code: StudentRuckus. You’ll need to show your student I.D. when you arrive.