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SAECULUM AUREUM PLAYERS Period Instrument Performance


                 

 

The Saeculum Aureum Players is an eclectic chamber music ensemble specializing in the performance of late 18th century and early 19th  century chamber music on period instruments. The members of this group have extensive backgrounds in early music performance and have played with such ensembles as the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, the Handel and Haydn Society, the Portland Baroque Orchestra, the Ama Deus Ensemble, Magnificat, the Classical Consort and many other esteemed organizations around the world. Many of the members have extensive discographies and have toured throughout the U.S. and Europe with various orchestras and chamber ensembles. Saeculum Aureum has toured the Pacific Northwest and has performed for the Carmel Mozart Society chamber music series.    

 

vw-cover.jpg (54414 bytes) Their CD, "Vintage Woodwinds," has been released on Crystal Records and is available at your local music retailer.

 

 

 

"An agreeable concoction of obscure works for wind by Mendelssohn and Mayr in effective, stylish readings by the members of the Saeculum Aureum Players." Fanfare Magazine 

"...the virtuosity and the rustic sound of William McColl's basset horn is extraordinary." The Instrumentalist 

"This disc of little-known Mendelssohn and Mayr from the Saeculum Aureum Players scores highly for performance and engineering values...an admirable disc." Classics Today 

"The textures are clearly defined, nicely blended, and presented with enviable pellucidity."  American Record Guide 

"If one wishes to hear these popular Mendelssohn pieces played on authentic instruments, including a lovely sounding fortepiano, this CD is for you.  The blend, balance and intonation is remarkable."  The Clarinet 

"For genuine "diehards" in the realm of authentic music this CD is a must."  De Klarinet

 

 

 

 

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