Sunday, April 27, 2008, 3:00 PM
	As part of the Sunday Salon Series Chicago Cultural Center G.A.R. Hall (second Floor, Randolph side of building) 78 E. Washington St. (at Michigan Ave.), Chicago, Illinois

The World Turned Upside Down The relationship between words and music has defined vocal music through the ages. But is there common ground across the breadth of what is called Early Music? This semi-staged concert explores dramatic and narrative music from four centuries with stories of worlds turned upside down. The EMC vocal ensemble, featuring some of Chicago’s finest early music singers, presents music by celebrated medieval poet and composer Machaut, narrative Renaissance madrigals, and Carissimi’s groundbreaking oratorio Jephte. EMC Vocal Ensemble, with members of The Oriana Singers and Schola Antiqua of Chicago; Michael Alan Anderson, William Chin, and Andrew Fredel, directors.

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