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Texas Early Music Project

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Founded in 1987 by Daniel Johnson, the Texas Early Music Project is dedicated to preserving and advancing the art of Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and early Classical music through performance, recordings, and educational outreach. TEMP's six concert season runs from September to May.

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    Texas Early Music Project

    PO Box 4328
    Austin, 78765

    Phone: (512)371-0099   |   Official Website

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    04/21/13	Secret No More: Renaissance & Baroque Music by Nuns, Courtesans & Queens First Presbyterian Church of Austin
    04/20/13	Secret No More: Renaissance & Baroque Music by Nuns, Courtesans & Queens St. Louis Catholic Church
    03/02/13- 03/03/13	Unrequited Love: Troubadours of France & Spain, c. 1100-1300 First English Lutheran Church
    01/26/13- 01/27/13	Celtic Trinity:Music from Ireland, Scotland and Brittany.
    01/26/13	Celtic Trinity: Music from Ireland, Scotland, & Brittany, c.1500-1800 St. Mary's Cathedral
    12/14/12- 12/16/12	Noel: An Early Music Eurotour
    10/20/12- 10/21/12	Noches, Noches: Sephardic Songs Of Love & Life
    09/15/12- 09/16/12	The Tudors: From Henry To Elizabeth
    04/28/12- 04/29/12	TEMP Goes the Full Monteverdi First English Lutheran Church
    02/25/12	Living Waters: Works by Hildegard von Bingen St. Mary's Cathedral
    02/12/12	Fleurs-de-LYS: Laurie Young Stevens and Friends/Musica Stravagante
    02/10/12	Fleurs-de-LYS: Laurie Young Stevens and Friends/Musica Stravagante St. Mary's Cathedral
    12/11/11	Yule Britannia! Christmas Music in the British Isles First Presbyterian Church of Austin
    12/09/11- 12/10/11	Yule Britannia! Christmas Music in the British Isles First English Lutheran Church
    10/29/11	They Might be Giants: Josquin and the Renaissance St. Louis Catholic Church
    09/18/11	El Mundo Nuevo: 18th Century Music from Latin America First Presbyterian Church of Austin
    09/17/11	El Mundo Nuevo: 18th Century Music from Latin America
    09/17/11- 09/18/11	El Mundo Nuevo: 18th Century Music from Latin America
    05/06/11- 05/07/11	Siren Song: Sephardic Songs of Love and Fantasy First English Lutheran Church
    03/26/11	From Notre Dame to St Mary Cathedral St. Mary's Cathedral
    02/06/11	Fleurs-de-LYS: Laurie Young Stevens and Friends St. Michael's Episcopal Church
    02/04/11	Fleurs-de-LYS: Laurie Young Stevens and Friends St. Mary's Cathedral
    12/10/10- 12/11/10	An Early Christmas in Northern Europe First English Lutheran Church
    10/29/10- 10/31/10	The Splendors of Naples St. Mary's Cathedral
    05/01/10	Spring Rites: The Lark in the Morning First English Lutheran Church
    02/20/10	Womansong: Medieval Pilgrimage St. Mary's Cathedral
    01/29/10	Baroque, Bach, Brandenburg, & Biber St. Mary's Cathedral
    12/11/09- 12/12/09	An Earlier Christmas First English Lutheran Church
    10/24/09	Fireworks of the Baroque First English Lutheran Church
    09/26/09	London City Limits: Purcell and Handel Onstage First Presbyterian Church of Austin
    04/25/09	Complaints Through the Ages First English Lutheran Church
    03/07/09	From Notre Dame to Austin St. Mary's Cathedral
    02/07/09	The Exiled: Songs of the Sephardim First English Lutheran Church
    01/25/09	Laurie Stevens and Friends St. Michael's Episcopal Church
    01/23/09	Laurie Stevens and Friends First English Lutheran Church
    11/01/08	Les Plaisirs de Versailles First English Lutheran Church
    04/12/08	Celtic Knot First English Lutheran Church
    04/12/08	Salve, Regina: The Glories of Early Renaissance in England St. Mary's Cathedral
    04/11/08	Celtic Knot First Presbyterian Church of Austin
    02/02/08	Monteverdi: Letters and Laments First English Lutheran Church
    01/18/08	Laurie Young Stevens and Friends St. Michael's Episcopal Church
    01/17/08	Laurie Young Stevens and Friends St. David's Episcopal Church
    10/20/07	Paris City Limits, part Deux First English Lutheran Church
    09/29/07	Vespers of the Blessed Virgin 1610 St. Mary's Cathedral
    09/08/07	Polonia Gloriosi: Music from Poland's Golden Age First Presbyterian Church of Austin
    04/21/07	From Venice to Rome First Presbyterian Church of Austin
    02/17/07	Celtic Knot: Scottish, Irish and Breton Music from the 16th-19th Centuries First English Lutheran Church
    02/16/07	Celtic Knot: Scottish, Irish and Breton Music from the 16th-19th Centuries First Presbyterian Church of Austin
    02/03/07	Adio Querida: Sephardic Songs of Love and Loss First English Lutheran Church
    01/28/07	Texas Baroque Concerts Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit
    01/27/07	Texas Baroque Concerts Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church

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    • Event Name: An Earlier Christmas
      "The sound of Christmas"
      Review posted by: Nora Ruiz from Austin,TX USA, Dec 12, 2009
      

      We all know what Christmas smells like: cinnamon, pine, open fires and eggnog. The Early Texas Music project presents what Christmas sounds like: the ageless sounds of early music that hearken Father... Expand

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      We all know what Christmas smells like: cinnamon, pine, open fires and eggnog. The Early Texas Music project presents what Christmas sounds like: the ageless sounds of early music that hearken Father Christmas and the lightness of angels. If you have a chance to hear their last concert, don't miss it. Absolutely magical. The voices are superb, and the instrumentation is flawless. It is a rare treat to hear Early Music (English, Irish, Norwegian, etc.) anywhere and even rarer treat to hear it done so well. The instrumentation includes several different types of harps, flute, violin, cello etc. The voices of the small ensemble of about 10 singers are unforgettable. One concert made me a lifetime fan of this superb community effort. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Fireworks of the Baroque
      "Fireworks of the Baroque"
      Review posted by: cz from Austin, TX , Oct 28, 2009
      

      A little hard to find, parking at a premium better get there early. Once the music begins, well worth the extra challenges, the sweet and emotional sounds fill the little church, if the rest of the... Expand

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      A little hard to find, parking at a premium better get there early. Once the music begins, well worth the extra challenges, the sweet and emotional sounds fill the little church, if the rest of the productions are like this one, it is a must DO. Loved it Collapse

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    • Event Name: Fireworks of the Baroque
      "You will get your money's worth from Texas Early Music Proj"
      Review posted by: Loel Graber from Austin, TX, Oct 25, 2009
      

      If you have any interest in the music of the Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque periods, you MUST go to the concerts of the Texas Early Music Project. This concert leaned heavily to instrumental music,... Expand

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      If you have any interest in the music of the Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque periods, you MUST go to the concerts of the Texas Early Music Project. This concert leaned heavily to instrumental music, played expertly and beautifully on period instruments. The few vocalists were also very talented and expert in their interpretation. Their next concert will be entirely vocal, so you can get a wonderful evening of either period instruments or vocals or both at a TEMP concert. This group has been around for over 20 years, and they have a fine group of local artists as well as national connections to produce very remarkable music. This review is general by request but I will mention Daniel Johnson, the Artistic Director, is very dedicated and capable. I do not generally gush, but I must give TEMP my very highest recommendation. Collapse

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