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Notes on the Ensemble
The Manhattan
Recorder Orchestra (MRO), conducted
by Matthias Maute, made its debut in January 2004 at St.
John's in the Village Episcopal Church in Greenwich Village. Since then, MRO has presented numerous concerts, performed
at the Montreal Recorder Festival, and participated in the
first New York Early Music Celebration in 2004. Using
instruments that range from the tiny sopranino to the sub-contrabass,
the orchestra plays a repertoire that includes early music
as well as arrangements of classical, romantic, twentieth
century and new music, with an emphasis on works composed
for recorder orchestra.
Conductor
Matthias Maute
has achieved an international reputation as a recorder
player, flautist and composer. In 1990, he won First Prize
in the soloist category at the prestigious Early Music
Competition in Bruges, Belgium. He is the Artistic Director
of Ensemble Caprice and also tours regularly as a recorder
and flute soloist with the baroque ensemble Rebel. Matthias’
compositions are frequently heard in concerts in Europe,
Canada and the United States. He is a professor at McGill
University in Montreal and has taught at the San Francisco
Early Music Society, the Recorder Academy in Bloomington,
Indiana, Amherst Early Music Festival and at the Mozarteum
in Salzburg, Austria.
Program TBA

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