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Invention of the Orchestra: Juilliard415

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Corpus Christi Church
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German-born Handel features alongside Muffat, Lully, Corelli and Marais in Juilliard415’s concert tracing the birth of the Baroque orchestra.

Juilliard415 musicians with their instruments in the official Music Before 1800 ensemble photograph.

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Location
Corpus Christi Church, 529 West 121st Street, New York, NY 10027, Manhattan
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Music Before 1800

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German-born George Frideric Handel features alongside Georg Muffat in Juilliard415’s exploration of the Baroque orchestra. Artistic director Robert Mealy leads the ensemble in works by Lully and Corelli alongside composers they influenced, including Handel, Muffat and Marais.

The musicians use the low pitch A=392 associated with the program’s early orchestral traditions. The concert runs from 5 to 6 p.m.; doors open at 4:30 p.m.

Official ticketing lists balcony and floor seats from $10 to $65 depending on location and ticket category.

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German-born Handel features alongside Muffat, Lully, Corelli and Marais in Juilliard415’s concert tracing the birth of the Baroque orchestra.