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The Adirondack
Baroque Consort --
The Adirondack
Baroque Consort --
One of the oldest early music groups in the United States!
Our goal is to make music!
And whether we play ancient or modern music,
we strive to make that music come alive!
The Adirondack Baroque Consort (known as the ABC) was formed over fifty years ago in 1962 by the late Dr. Maurice C. Whitney, who was Director of Music for the Glens Falls City Schools.
The ABC has an active schedule of concertizing and musical lectures at historic houses, schools, colleges, libraries, churches, senior residences and organizational gatherings. Among the venues in the Albany area are the Troy Music Hall, Saint Paul’s of Troy, the "Tuesdays at Noon" Concert series, the Medieval Fair at Albany's All Saints Cathedral, Schuyler Mansion, East Greenbush Library, and "First Night" celebrations in Albany and Saratoga. The group also performs at weddings and special events where early music is appropriate.
And whether we play ancient or modern music,
we strive to make that music come alive!
The Adirondack Baroque Consort (known as the ABC) was formed over fifty years ago in 1962 by the late Dr. Maurice C. Whitney, who was Director of Music for the Glens Falls City Schools.
The ABC has an active schedule of concertizing and musical lectures at historic houses, schools, colleges, libraries, churches, senior residences and organizational gatherings. Among the venues in the Albany area are the Troy Music Hall, Saint Paul’s of Troy, the "Tuesdays at Noon" Concert series, the Medieval Fair at Albany's All Saints Cathedral, Schuyler Mansion, East Greenbush Library, and "First Night" celebrations in Albany and Saratoga. The group also performs at weddings and special events where early music is appropriate.
Programs include medieval to modern music played on instruments such as recorders, krummhorns, viola da gamba, violin, Glastonbury pipe, keyboard and various percussion.
ABC is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization; all the artists volunteer their time and talent. Contributions to the Adirondack Baroque Consort are tax deductible. All proceeds go to support the ABC's two scholarship programs for assisting music students of early music, and to purchase music.
To learn more about the ABC's two scholarship programs, please click HERE.
To learn more about supporting the ABC through a donation, please click HERE.
To learn more about purchasing one of our CDs, please click HERE.
The Consort celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 2012, and hosted a celebratory banquet on October 7th, 2012. To view pictures of the Banquet, please Click HERE.
ABC is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization; all the artists volunteer their time and talent. Contributions to the Adirondack Baroque Consort are tax deductible. All proceeds go to support the ABC's two scholarship programs for assisting music students of early music, and to purchase music.
To learn more about the ABC's two scholarship programs, please click HERE.
To learn more about supporting the ABC through a donation, please click HERE.
To learn more about purchasing one of our CDs, please click HERE.
The Consort celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 2012, and hosted a celebratory banquet on October 7th, 2012. To view pictures of the Banquet, please Click HERE.
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