May 21 - 22 2022
Poignant Pleasures: Music of the French Baroque

Poignant Pleasures: Music of the French Baroque

Presented by Utopia Early Music at St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral

French composers of the 17th and 18th centuries spun music of refined taste, luscious harmony, and poignant detachment. How one performs this music is as important as the music itself. Utopia and a skilled complement of strings present music of Marin Marais, Marc-Antoine Charpentier, Andre Campra, Francois Couperin and other masters of je ne sais quoi.

Emily Nelson, soprano • Christopher LeCluyse, tenor •Alex Woods, violin • Aubrey Woods, violin • Loren Carle, harpsichord • Eleanor Christman Cox

Admission Info

Admission: Pay as able (suggested $15 general / $12 senior / $10 student)

Phone: 8016498522

Email: Nelson_emily@hotmail.com

Dates & Times

2022/05/21 - 2022/05/22

Location Info

St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral

231 East 100 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84110

Accessibility Info

Health and Safety Information:
Face masks covering the nose and mouth are required for all audience members.
Masks will be provided at the door if needed.
If you are uncomfortable attending a performance in person, a video of the concert will be released on Sunday at 5:00 PM, one week after our final performance, on Utopia’s YouTube channel with a donation link.
All musicians who perform with Utopia Early Music will be fully vaccinated at the time of performance.
Unmasked performers (including all singers and wind players) will be tested for covid-19 the week of the performance, and will only perform if results are negative.