Interlochen 2009 Early Music Workshop: June 7-12
Make and enjoy Medieval and Renaissance music while learning new skills and techniques.
Topics will include articulation, ornamentation, improvisation and ensemble arrangement in medieval and renaissance music. The workshop culminates with a participant performance on period instruments.
About Winds
Winds of Southern Wisconsin was started in 1990 to support the goals of the American Recorder Society by providing financial resources to hire workshop leaders, create a library of music, and 
provide a meeting place for players looking for others to form consorts. Read our semi-brief history here.
provide a meeting place for players looking for others to form consorts. Read our semi-brief history here.Our group organizes three 8-10 week workshops per year. Each workshop is followed by an informal public performance. Recent performances have been held in the State Capitol rotunda. Single-day workshops are offered a couple of times a year.
Recent workshop leaders have included Louise Austin, David Echelard, Clea Galhano, Lisette Kielson, and Elizabeth Marshall.
Informal group playing meetings are held on Monday nights from 7:30 to 9:30 throughout the year when formal workshops are not scheduled. These gatherings are devoted to sight-reading an assortment of music.
We meet at Trinity Lutheran Church, 1904 Winnebago St, in Madison. Please write info@windsofsouthernwisconsin.org for more information.
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