Ancient Music Festival | Dates & Details

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Title/Heading	Summary/Key Point	additional ⁤Details
Festival Overview	The XVII International Ancient Music Festival (FIMA) at the university of santiago de Chile.	Features concerts, master classes, interviews, and an exhibition.
Dates and Location	May 14-22 at Aula Magna, University of‍ Santiago.	Address: Víctor Jara 3555, Metro U. De Santiago.
Entrance	Free	Tickets available HERE.
Opening Concert	Collaboration between ⁤Syntagma musicum ‌and Usach Orchestra.	Performing Johann Sebastian Bach’s Cantata Mer Hahn in neue Oberkeet.
Featured Artists	Includes Syntagma musicum, Usach Orchestra, and international guests.	Featuring Fanny Becerra,Pedro Alarcón,Felipe Egaña,Daniel Zapico,Gustavo Gargiulo,Camilo Brandi,and others.
Concert Schedule	Six free concerts at Aula Magna,scheduled‍ for 19:30.	Concerts will feature works by various ⁢composers.
Featured Composers	Johann ⁢Pachelbel, Antonio Vivaldi, Henry Purcell, Michel Blavet, Francois Couperin, Robert de Visée, Arcangelo Corelli,⁣ and others.	Diverse range of musical styles and instruments.
Special Performances	New assembly of Chilean Laudisti and Mendoza assembly the Armonic Circle.	Performances by Cristian Gutiérrez and Magdalena Pacheco.
Radio Broadcast	Live ⁢broadcast of the concert.	Radio Usach (94.5 FM), digital television (50.2), website, and YouTube channel.

FIMA‍ Music Festival Overview	Overview of the FIMA music festival,featuring performances and related activities.	Focuses on the 2024 edition.
Featured Composers and Performers	Highlights composers and performers scheduled for the festival.	Includes dates and specific works.
Thursday, May 15th Concert	Performance by the duo of guitarists, featuring works by Gaspar Sanz and Santiago de Murcia.
Friday, May 16th Concert	Laudist Wladimir Carrasco performs works by Bernhard Joachim Hagen and Silvius Leopold Weiss.	New Baroque World Orchestra presents “The Power of the Voice” album.
Monday, May 19th Concert	Baroque orchestra of Santiago performs ‌works‌ by Italian composers like Antonio Vivaldi and Francesco ⁤Cavalli.	Directed by violinist Raúl Orellana.
Parallel Activities	Details ‌on activities accompanying the concerts.	Includes exhibitions, conversations,‍ and master⁢ classes.
Historical Tools Exhibition	Exhibition of ⁢historical tools in the Aula Magna theater atrium.	Curated ‌by luthier Alberto Peñaloza, who will also give a⁣ speech.
Conversation with new World Baroque Orchestra	conversation with the New World Baroque Orchestra director, Marcelo Vidal, and singers Patricia Cifuentes and Alexis Ezequiel Sánchez.	Focuses on the album “The Power of the Voice.”
Master Classes	Master classes by Felipe Egaña,Gustavo Gargiulo,Daniel Zapico,and Wladimir Carrasco.	Locations: Syntagma Musicum room and Ernesto Quezada Guitar Foundation auditorium.