Capriccio is delighted to launch its Harpsichord Musicale afternoons. Amateur harpsichordists of all levels are encouraged to play for others in these low-stress, collegial settings.
Forthcoming Events
About Capriccio's Concert Offerings: All our concerts present programs of 60-80 minutes duration. Our signature Tiny Concerts are held in a small, intimate venue where attendees & artists mingle post-concert over complimentary fine wines & beverages. Our Concerts welcome small audiences of ~60 people at public venues where pre/post concert complimentary wines, beverages & snacks are served. Our full evening Benefit Soirées are exclusive, elegant fund raisers where: audiences are limited to 15 people; specialized Programs are performed; & complimentary multi-course meals with exceptional wines are offered post-concert.
Benefit Soirée - François Couperin, Joseph Haydn, J.S. Bach
Performer(s)
On Saturday, March 30, 2019 - 5:30pm
Andrew Appel, Harpsichord
Venue: Aberfoyle Place NW, Washington DC 20015
Capriccio is delighted to have renowned artist Andrew Appel perform at this very special Benefit Soirée, a Capriccio fundraiser offering a full Program of music followed by a complimentary dinner with exceptional and rare wines.
Queen Elizabeth: Her Musicke
Performer(s)
On Thursday, May 2, 2019 - 7:30pm
Colin Booth, Harpsichord & Virginals
Venue: Aberfoyle Place NW, Washington DC 20015
Colin Booth, acclaimed English early keyboardist and keyboard builder/restorer, makes his Washington DC debut performing works by two titans of the English Early Baroque: William Byrd, a composer of extraordinary ability central in developing an English national style; & Peter Philips, a gifted and prolific composer little-heard in the U.S.
News & Views
A Wonderful Addition to Capriccio's Season!
Post date: Wednesday, December 12, 2018 - 1:22pm
With great delight we announce that Thomas Dunford, internationally acclaimed lutenist, returns to Capriccio May 13, 2019, to perform works from his latest, award-winning album "Bach".
Sweet Wines for Suite Music
Post date: Tuesday, September 11, 2018 - 2:49pm
Sweet wines are a bit like harpsichord music - once highly popular, but today appreciated only by the select, refined few!
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Miscellanea
Wednesday, December 12, 2018 - 1:58pm
by Tobias Smollett (1721 - 1771)
When Sappho struck the quiv'ring wire,
The throbbing breast was all on fire:
And when she rais'd the vocal lay,
The captive soul was charm'd away!
Friday, March 30, 2018 - 2:27pm
A poem by Francis Orray Ticknor
“In one room of this deserted mansion we came upon an old harpsichord
with a single unbroken string. Evoking the last sound from it, we extracted
the key, which you will find herewith.” – Letter from the Old Dominion