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The Fountains of Israel

Ruben Valenzuela, conductor

Seraphic Fire welcomes guest conductor Ruben Valenzuela for a concert highlighting the music of German Baroque composer Johann Schein. Rarely performed, The Fountains of Israel is an uncommon example of German sacred madrigals. A predecessor to Bach—even holding the same church position in Leipzig as Bach— Schein was known for incorporating stylistic elements of Italian Baroque into his work. Fans of Monteverdi and William Byrd are sure to enjoy the expressive text painting and interlocking lines in Schein’s works for chorus and continuo.

Wed, Mar 20, 7:30 pm St. Sophia Greek Orthodox, Miami

Thu, Mar 21, 7:00 pm Vanderbilt Presbyterian, Naples

Fri, Mar 22, 7:30 pm St. Philip’s Episcopal, Coral Gables

Sat, Mar 23, 7:30 pm All Saints Episcopal, Ft. Lauderdale

Sun, Mar 24, 4:00 pm All Souls Episcopal, Miami Beach

PROGRAM TO INCLUDE

The Fountains of Israel - Johann Schein

GUEST CONDUCTOR

Founder and Artistic Director of the San Diego Bach Collegium

Ruben Valenzuela has earned praise for his “dramatic” and “vibrant” performances that are “able to unlock the true power of Baroque music” (SanDiegoStory.com). LEARN

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