Greensleeves: The Story of Anne Boleyn

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The expanded program  on Friday March 16th at Calvary Episcopal Church

3766 Clifton ave. Cincinnati, Ohio
45220
 7:00  free but donation requested for charity

*A fundraiser for Gabriel’s Place, an education center all about fresh food, cooking, and planting!

The Shakespeare Band Presents The Story of Anne Bolyne through letters, verse and song.

February 6th, 12 noon.

Anne Boleyn was the second wife of Henry VIII and the mother of Elizabeth I. Henry's desire to divorce his first wife and marry Anne helped bring about the English Reformation. She was the first English queen to be publicly executed.
Please Join us in the Chapel to hear intimate music and recitations of verse and letters directly related to Anne's life. 
This lunchtime concert is free. You may bring a lunch to enjoy during the performance or purchase one there for only 5.00. 
Christ church Cathedral  318 East fourthst, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

  Talk-Performance: Cincy Shakes Costumer,

Elizabethan Lute/Tenor   Thursday August 17th 2017 at Wash Park Art 1215 Elm St, Cincinnati 45202
6pm-7pm 
Mood and ‘tude: Spellcasting in Theatre, Art and Music

AMANDA McGEE (costume designer for Cincy Shakes season/new theater premiere Midsummer Night’s Dream), TINA GUTIERREZ (Elizabethan lutenist and exhibiting photographer), and RYAN CONNELLY (Tenor vocalist) will discuss and demonstrate how their craft creates a milieu—setting a mood that inspires a desired attitude in their art and audience. Amanda will explain the intent, choices and development of her costume designs. Tina and Ryan will spellbind us with a few musical selections from Shakespeare’s time.

Bring your all your senses, curiosity and questions to this special event.

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Performance Sunday August 13th 2017 2pm. Cincinnati Art Museum gallery 202  Free  Part of the Muse Program

Please Join Soprano Jackie Stevens and Tina Gutierrez accompanying her on lute. 
Medieval thru Renaissance music (Franco-Flemish and Spanish) relating to the Renaissance alter in gallery 204 (Renaissance gallery)at 2pm this Sunday the 13th.
Some seriously gorgeous and rarely heard music.

The Shakespeare band and early music group based in Cincinnati, Ohio photo credit Brad Smith

The Shakespeare band plays music of the English Renaissance

Early Music in Cincinnati - English Renaissance - by the Shakespeare Band

Shakespeare's Eyes

Cincinnati English Renaissance Music - Early music- Lute and early instruments.

Shakespeare often used scraps of popular songs in his plays as vehicles for jokes, emotions, or implied meanings. The songs he quoted were well-known at the time, but a modern audience misses the context that a full song can communicate. The Song and Soliloquy Program, presented by The Shakespeare Band, takes the audience on a journey with a selection of complete songs and original tunes referenced in Shakespearean plays. The set features voice and  lute, instruments that were commonly employed in 16th- and 17th-century England.  Between vocal selections, an actress recites soliloquies from Shakespeare's plays. This is an authentic, delightful doorway into the sounds and sentiments that were native to Shakespeare as he wrote his famous works. Great Idea for any Cincinnati early music performance or event!