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SUMMARY:Exodus & Evolution
DESCRIPTION:Exodus & Evolution\nOne family\, one hundred years of musical excellence! \nCelebrate the Lupo family! A multigenerational family of Jewish musicians\, the Lupo’s exodus from Iberia\, migration to Northern Italy\, and recruitment to England coincided with key developments in the evolution of the viol and the flourishing of its associated repertoire. \nThe Lyracle ensemble will perform Jewish Renaissance music unknown to the general public. \nDon’t miss this unique opportunity and support Israel at the same time! Funds raised will be donated to the Magen David Adom Foundation.  \n*Cost of admission includes a glass of wine and two hors d’oeuvres. Please arrive at 6pm to order a meal from La Voile’s full menu. \nPresented in partnership with Center Makor. \n$50. Ticket includes glass of wine and 2 hors d’oeuvres. \n7 p.m. | Arrive at 6 p.m. to order from full menu. \nTickets \nIf you would like to have dinner at the event please preorder these delicious dishes prior to the event at lavoilecatering@gmail.com\nRoasted half Free range chicken\, gratin dauphinoise\, garlic just $29\nSalmon filet over sauteed spinach & basmati rice $34\nRisotto vegetarian\, sweet tomatoes\, asparagus & Feta crumble $20\nOrganizers and musicians will appreciate if you dress accordingly to the occasion. \n\nWe’re thrilled that Judah Coffman and Jacob Jahiel will join us for Exodus & Evolution\, playing a variety of viols! \nPraised for his “deeply expressive singing” (Cleveland Classical) and for performances featuring “unspeakable beauty and poignant” (Boston Music Intelligencer)\, Judah Coffman has performed in a variety of contexts as a singer and an early string player. Now based in Boston\, Judah has appeared with The Boston Camerata\, the Thirteen\, The New York Philharmonic\, Apollo’s Fire\, Schola Cantorum Boston\, Les Délices\, and the Ashmont Bach Project\, among other ensembles. Judah recently graduated from Case Western Reserve University’s Historical Performance program. There\, his dissertation\, focused on the viola da gamba accompaniments of seventeenth-century English song\, received the Adel Heinrich Award for Excellence in Musicological Research.\n\n\nJacob Jahiel is a writer\, editor\, and violist da gamba currently living in Baltimore\, MD. He holds an M.A. in Musicology with an outside field in Historical Performance from Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music\, also receiving a B.A. from IU’s Individualized Major Program\, where he designed an undergraduate degree in music history. Jahiel studied modern violin with Jorja Fleezanis\, baroque violin with Stanley Ritchie\, and viola da gamba with Joanna Blendulf. He additionally held graduate assistantships in the Borns Jewish Studies Program and was an Undergraduate Research Fellow with the IU Platform in Global Popular Music. Currently\, Jahiel works in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s Marketing and Communications Department\, performs\, and writes on a freelance basis. He has written program notes for the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra\, Boston Artists Ensemble\, and Baltimore Symphony Orchestra\, additionally contributing album reviews and features to Early Music America’s EMag. When not scraping away at various historical bow instruments\, he can be found hiking\, fly-fishing\, and skiing near his childhood home in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming\, where cows outnumber people 3:1.
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