Azuline Duo

New video- Alice Gray arranged by Angiolina Panormo Huerta/us! youtu.be/vk3IQHBzv8E?si…

Launch concert for the new album happening July 13 7pm @TheAGH

Here’s a cute tune! Frolic at the Husking by Winslow L. Hayden 💃🏻 Hayden was an American composer and arranger working in the 19th century. He had a huge catalogue that included this one piece for guitar and flute!

New video out- Queen Mab by @MadamePratten

Play music written by women! #IWD2023 youtu.be/QDkFGGc8qSs

@AngelaGreben Thanks so much! Librarians are the best!

Tonight! Email azulineduo@gmail.com to register!

Thanks to everyone who came to our Reviving Repertoire workshop last night!

“Ach so fromm” from the opera Martha by Flotow, arranged by early American composer Justin Holland. Want to find more interesting overlooked rep? Join @AzulineDuo at 7pm EST Wednesday for a virtual session on reviving repertoire! DM to register.

Join us Nov 30 for a workshop on how, where, and why to find music by historically overlooked composers! Online, admission by donation, email azulineduo@gmail.com to register.

Tips for wearing a Delores de Goñi guitar queen pin: combine with an Ace Frehley pin for extra outer space flair. Order yours at emmarush.bandcamp.com

We are presenting a workshop on finding and incorporating underplayed historical music into your programming! Admission by donation, to register DM or email azulineduo@gmail.com

Recorded two years ago today in Gage Park #hamont

We had a great time last night! Thanks to our wonderful audience and thanks to the Canada Council for the Arts and The City of Hamilton for supporting the research and presentation of this program!

Tonight! Still a couple tickets left at azulineduo.com

This Friday!

Time for our happy faces! We are once again the happiest band in the land as the Canada Council for the Arts is supporting our very exciting new commissioning project - we are thrilled. We’ll be sharing more details of our project soon!

Some of the composers you’ll hear on our September 16th program at the Old Town Hall in Ancaster. Loïsa Puget and Pauline Duchambge composed many tremendously popular songs in the 1800s and Catharina Pratten was the most important figure in England’s guitar scene at that time.

Hey Hamilton! We will be AT LEAST this happy if you come to our show on September 16! We’re playing 19th century tunes on 19th century instruments and we are very excited about the program. Tickets are on our website azulineduo.com