Please register here. Meet and greet starts at 7pm, and session at 7:30pm. The session’s theme is Canons and Puzzles in Renaissance Times. She says: Welcome to an exploration of the clever, intricate, and often mysterious world of Renaissance counterpoint. In this workshop, we will dive into the art of the canon and musical puzzles.
Héloïse Degrugillier has worked extensively as both a recorder and traverso performer, and teacher throughout Europe and the United States. She has performed with leading period ensembles, including Piffaro, Handel + Haydn Society, the Boston Camerata, Boston Early Music Festival, Aston Magna, and Tempesta di Mare. Heloise also enjoys an active teaching career. She teaches at Tufts University and Rhode Island College. She also works with the Amherst Early Music Festival, the Texas Toot, Pinewoods Early Music Week. She is the president and music director of the Boston Recorder Society. She has completed her studies in the Alexander Technique and has a Masters in Music from the Utrecht Conservatory in the Netherlands. She studied recorder with Heiko ter Scheggett, Saskia Coolen, and Pedro Memelsdorff.