Nota Bene Baroque Players & Singers

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Nota Bene Baroque Players present concerts of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century music on period instruments. They showcase the full emotional spectrum of classical music from the sublime and serious to light hearted, fun and earthy while balancing masterworks by the major Baroque composers, lesser-known works by the same, and rarely heard works by obscure composers.

The Players enhance the profile of early music in the community through collaborations with other local artists and ensembles, and partnerships with non-arts organizations.
623 Bluenose Crescent, Waterloo, ON
Area served by organization: Region of Waterloo and Dundas
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Language(s): English
Communities served: Adults, Children, People with disabilities, Youth, Seniors
Venue accessibility: Elevator, Ramp/Level Entrance, Wheelchair seating, Accessible parking, Accessible washrooms, Other We perform at a variety of venues where accessibility is addressed for audience usage.
Organization type: Charitable organisation, Non-profit, Other

  • Dance
  • Music

    Music History, Other

  • Private Lessons

  • Performances

    In the Fall of 2013, Nota Bene Baroque Players launched the NBBP Mentorship Program. This program offers aspiring young music students, interested in baroque performance practice, the opportunity to learn period performance techniques in a professional ensemble setting. Successful candidates are invited to join NBBP’s rehearsals and concerts, and if they choose, study privately with a baroque specialist. This unique Mentorship Program not only offers students valuable ensemble experience, but also provides the setting of a Baroque orchestra which many post-secondary institutions in Canada do not offer. The potential candidate need only travel to Kitchener for rehearsals and performances. The NBBP Mentorship Program can be adapted to each institution’s needs.

Profile last updated: Jul 7 2020

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