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Thursday, April 10, 2003 - La Foolia, a benefit concert for the San Francisco Early Music Society education programs including Baroque, Medieval/Renaissance, and Recorder summer workshops, and the Music Discovery Workshop and after school programs for children. Co-sponsored by the Oakland Museum of California, we offer food, wine, and foolish musical fare in a raucous spectacle of early music comedy. Shira Kammen, Susan Rode Morris, Katherine Westine, and Phebe Craig. We need your support to ensure that early music education continues to thrive in the Bay Area. The La Foolia performers are generously donating their time, receiving only a small stipend for their work. Please help us to make this event a success and to invest in the continuation of our vibrant early music education community. Tickets are $30, but this is a fund-raiser, so contributions in excess of the ticket price are perfectly de rigeur. 7 pm - hors d'oeuvres & wine 8 pm - concert - Oakland Museum of California - James Moore Theatre, 10th & Oak Streets (one block from Lake Merritt BART), Free parking in the museum garage. Tickets $30 at LA FOOLIA or 510.388.9270. Contributions and ticket orders may also be sent to: Karen Nebelkopf, 6641 Simson St., Oakland, CA 94605 All tickets will be held at the door.

Saturday, April 19 - 9 am to 4 pm - John Tyson: "Improvisation, the Performer's Contribution", recorder masterclass, Prince of Peace Church, 7501 Franklin Blvd., Sacramento. Cost is $35. See www.sacrecorders.org for more information.

Friday, April 25 - Theatrvm Mvsicvm presents "The hidden pearl: Invisible beginnings of the Baroque." Theatrvm Mvsicvm (Sean Smith: lute, Andrew Hartig: lute, Renaissance guitar, Robin Snyder: mezzo-soprano) will perform art songs and lute duets from the late sixteenth century, including works by Cipriano de Rore, Orlando di Lasso, and Janequin as well as divisions and contrapunti by Bassano, Terzi, and others. 8:00 pm, Parish Hall of St. Alban's Church, 1501 Washington Ave., Albany. All tickets are $10 general, $8 students, seniors, teachers.

Sunday, 11 May - Theatrvm Mvsicvm presents "The hidden pearl: Invisible beginnings of the Baroque." Theatrvm Mvsicvm (Sean Smith: lute, Andrew Hartig: lute, Renaissance guitar, Robin Snyder: mezzo-soprano) will perform art songs and lute duets from the late sixteenth century, including works by Cipriano de Rore, Orlando di Lasso, and Janequin as well as divisions and contrapunti by Bassano, Terzi, and others. 8:00 pm. Episcopal Church of St. Martin, 640 Hawthorne Ln., Davis. All tickets are $10 general, $8 students, seniors, teachers.

Friday, 16 May Concerto Concert with the UC Davis Baroque Ensemble, Phebe Craig and Michael Sand, co-directors. 8:00 p.m. St. Martin's Episcopal Church, 640 Hawthorn Lane, Davis. Suggested donation at door only: A $10; S & C $5

Sunday, 18 May - UC Davis Early Music Ensemble, David Nutter, director. 8:00 p.m. St. Martin's Episcopal Church, 640 Hawthorn Lane, Davis. Suggested donation at door only: A $10; S & C $5

Sunday, June 8 - Sacramento Baroque Soloists at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sacramento, 3 p.m., performing works of Philidor, Marais, Bach, Telemann, and Vivaldi. $15 general, $10 student/senior Contact Michael and Lisa Lawson for more information.

CONCERT AND CD REVIEWS FOR EARLY MUSIC IN THE SACRAMENTO DAVIS AREA (in chronological order)

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