When Max was Emperor—Online Concert Video

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When Max was Emperor: Musical Splendor for the Holy Roman Court

ONLINE CONCERT VIDEO

Our first full concert of the season explores early Renaissance music from the courts of Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor from 1508-1519. He was an ardent supporter of the arts and his royal court reflected his interests, with music by Isaac, Senfl, and others, for voices and Renaissance orchestra.

View the program notes for this concert here!

The venue for both performances was Redeemer Presbyterian Church, 2111 Alexander Avenue, Austin, TX 78722. Video footage from both performances will be used for the online concert video.

TICKETS

The general admission price is the Fan category, $15. If you're struggling due to the Coronavirus situation, take advantage of our lower-priced Student/Supporter offer. If you’re able to pay a little more, and can help someone else pay less, please do so with the Friend and Patron prices.

Instructions to view the concert video will be sent to the email used for purchasing tickets approximately 2 days prior to the start of the video event. (If you do not receive instructions by November 18, please contact juli@early-music.org.)



Tickets may be purchased up until 9:30 pm on Saturday, December 17 CDT. The concert video will be viewable until 11:00 pm on Saturday, December 17 CDT.



Project Sponsors

This project is sponsored in part by the Texas Commission on the Arts.

Media Sponsor:

KMFA Radio  

Special Thanks:

TEMP is very proud to be in residence at the Armstrong Community Music School

Public Funding: 

Texas Early Music Project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.