The Moseley Memorial Music Series at St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church will present Les Touches Consort in a concert called Cosmopolitan Artifacts. The program will include chamber music from the Renaissance and Baroque Periods.
Les Touches has been playing together since October 2011, where they formed at the Jacobs School Early Music Institute at Indiana University. They have performed concerts across the U.S., working with groups such as Texas Early Music Project and The South Dakota Chorale and competing as one of 10 finalists in the York Young Artist International Competition in 2015 and performed at Boston Early Music Festival in 2013.
2014 marked the inaugural season of Les Touches in Texas and the start of a partnership with Viols of Houston with whom they have started outreach in local schools. The joy they have found playing music together has compelled Les Touches to strive to share their passion for the viol and make this fascinating consort repertoire accessible to their community in central and southeast Texas.
The Moseley Memorial Music Series at St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church will present Les Touches Consort in a concert called Cosmopolitan Artifacts. The program will include chamber music from the Renaissance and Baroque Periods.
Les Touches has been playing together since October 2011, where they formed at the Jacobs School Early Music Institute at Indiana University. They have performed concerts across the U.S., working with groups such as Texas Early Music Project and The South Dakota Chorale and competing as one of 10 finalists in the York Young Artist International Competition in 2015 and performed at Boston Early Music Festival in 2013.
2014 marked the inaugural season of Les Touches in Texas and the start of a partnership with Viols of Houston with whom they have started outreach in local schools. The joy they have found playing music together has compelled Les Touches to strive to share their passion for the viol and make this fascinating consort repertoire accessible to their community in central and southeast Texas.
The Moseley Memorial Music Series at St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church will present Les Touches Consort in a concert called Cosmopolitan Artifacts. The program will include chamber music from the Renaissance and Baroque Periods.
Les Touches has been playing together since October 2011, where they formed at the Jacobs School Early Music Institute at Indiana University. They have performed concerts across the U.S., working with groups such as Texas Early Music Project and The South Dakota Chorale and competing as one of 10 finalists in the York Young Artist International Competition in 2015 and performed at Boston Early Music Festival in 2013.
2014 marked the inaugural season of Les Touches in Texas and the start of a partnership with Viols of Houston with whom they have started outreach in local schools. The joy they have found playing music together has compelled Les Touches to strive to share their passion for the viol and make this fascinating consort repertoire accessible to their community in central and southeast Texas.