Resources – Digital and Printed Sheet Music, Books, Teaching, and Scores

Atelier Phildor	Restores, edits and publishes high-quality Early Music Performers’ Facsimiles
Boulder Early Music Shop	Source for Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music, instruments, and accessories
Consorts-Minus-One	Phillip Serna Consorts-Minus-One subscription
Early Music Sources	Database of Sources and Iconography
IMSLP	Music in Viol Category – all free
Joëlle Morton	Historical Bass Website – Links to manuscripts and other resoruces
MIDI Files for Early Music	MIDI Files for Viola da Gambas & Recorders
OMI (Old Manuscripts and Incunabula)	Leading source of facsimile editions of music and art.
The Early Music Shop	Solo Viol Music
Viola da Gamba Society	VdGS Music Editions
VdGSA Music Editions	VdGSA Music Editions for Sale
VdGSA Music Downloads	Free downloadable sheet music
Von Huene Workshop	Early Music Shop of New England

JOIN US FOR OUR NEXT IN PERSON WORKSHOP!

With

Erik Andersen

Saturday, April 1, 2023 9:30am – 4:00pm

Consort Music of John Okeover

John Okeover is a lesser-known composer and church musician of the 17th century from the south of England. His surviving chamber music, including several fancies, a pavan, and an anthem, is typical of the period and features close imitation and conversational charm. We will explore the music on its compositional merit and apply viol technique to enhance and highlight its more delightful features. Music in 5, 4, and 3 parts will be presented with doubling as desired — or required.

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Erik is a graduate of the Aaron Copland School of Music at the City University of New York where he studied historical performance with Lisa Terry. He performs with the San Francisco based ensemble HIP Forum. He performs on all sizes of viola da gamba, including the pardessus de viole, as well as on baroque and modern cello. He also enjoys playing and teaching modern violin and viola. His wide range of experience informs and adds complexity to his musical approach, helping to uncover articulations and colors not so readily found on the single-instrument path. Erik strives to find the voice of each instrument, each composer, and each musical work, sharing the discoveries of those interactions with his audiences.