Alkemie Early Music Ensemble

Answer: Alkemie Early Music Ensemble's official website is https://alkemie.org

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Answer: Alkemie exists to explore and share the life-affirming and alternative perspectives to be experienced in the sounds of centuries past. Comprised of singer-performers playing over a dozen instruments (including vielles, harps, psaltery, gittern, recorders, doucaines, and percussion), the ensemble has a particular interest in the porous boundaries between the written and improvised music of the Medieval period. Grounded in historical performance practice and fed by a love of experimentation, Alkemies performance on the Indianapolis Early Music Festival in June 2018 was lauded as enchanting and indicating [the] future health of the field of early music. Alkemie is based in Brooklyn and also performs nationally; since 2018 they have maintained a partnership with the Medieval Studies program at Fordham University (NY). In addition to their 3-4 concert series in NYC, Alkemie has been presented by the Amherst Early Music Festival, Arizona Early Music, the Cambridge Society for Early Music, Capitol Early Music Series, Five Boroughs Music Festival, and Music Before 1800. Alkemies members are also committed to the lively teaching of medieval and Renaissance performance practice and history. The ensemble has presented workshops at Brooklyn College (NY), Fairmont State University (WV), Ramaz High School (NY), Shenandoah University (VA), Wesleyan University (CT), and Whitworth University (WA).

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