What it was like recording our debut CD
Three of the five AC members share their thoughts on what it was like to record their debut CD, and talk about the concert in Maryland last week. Paula: Impressions...
Some background on our repertoire
I have often been asked about the repertoire for Armonia Celeste and why we do this relatively unknown literature. Actually, the answer is quite easy. It is a fabulous and...
The greatest composer you never heard of
The composers of the music for Armonia Celeste are not yet common names among concertgoers. This is unfortunate, as the quality of their music and contributions to the history of...
Up Close and Personal with Dianna Grabowski
Dianna Grabowski is Armonia Celeste’s mezzo-soprano. She lives in Dallas, Texas, with her husband Greg, and their dog Friday. Q. When did you start singing? A. I started singing in...
First edits back from our new CD, Udite Amanti!
We are very excited at having received the first edits back from our January recording session of our upcoming CD, tentatively entitled “Udite Amanti–Lovers, Beware!: Music from the Seventeenth-Century Barberini...
Two concerts this weekend in Maryland!
Armonia Celeste reprises their popular program “Udite Amanti–Lovers, Beware! Music from the 17th-Century Barberini Court” on the Penn Alps concert series in the Western Maryland mountains, and at An Die Musik in Baltimore. The...
September concert tour of the Midwest!
We are performing “Udite Amanti: Lovers, Beware! Music from the Seventeenth-Century Barberini Court,” our exciting program that has gotten audiences to their feet everywhere we’ve toured it. The concert explores...
Armonia Celeste presents “The Rebel Queen: Music from Christina’s Swedish Court in Rome”
“She walked like a man, sat and rode like a man, and could eat and swear like the roughest soldiers.” So she was described by one of her biographers. This was...