Thomas G. MacCracken

Vera Kochanowsky & Thomas MacCracken,
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Having earned a doctorate in musicology from the University of Chicago, Thomas MacCracken is also a solo and chamber music performer of early music (harpsichord, pianoforte, continuo organ, baroque flute, recorder, viola da gamba) and he also has studied historical instruments at the Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute.He currently serves as editor of the Journal of the American Musical Instrument Society.BENEFIT: KENYA -

Thomas G. MacCracken12108 Vale Rd.Oakton, VA 22124

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Thomas G. MacCracken 23 (1997) - 32 (2006)

Ingrid Matthews and Thomas MacCracken Ð Friday, December 1st: Church of the Redeemer, Squirrel Hill; Saturday, December 2nd: Third Presbyterian Church, Shadyside; Sunday, December 3rd: Laughlin Music Center, Chatham College.
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Virtuoso violinist Ingrid Matthews and Thomas MacCracken, organ (see biographies, below), join Chatham Baroque in a program of music by Purcell, Schmelzer, and Pachelbel.
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Thomas MacCracken holds a doctorate in musicology from the University of Chicago and has studied historical woodwind and keyboard instruments at the Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute.
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As a scholar, Mr. MacCracken has been the recipient of a fellowship at the Smithsonian Institution in support of his research on the viola da gamba.He currently serves as editor of the Journal of the American Musical Instrument Society.He resides in the Washington, DC area.

A Fish Named Lulu
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Ingrid, Julie and I will serve up a program of some of the most gorgeous three violin music ever written (by Gabrieli, Schmelzer, Purcell, and maybe even a little Pachelbel), and we'll be joined by the awesome continuo team of Patty and Scott, plus guest organist Tom MacCracken.

Thomas G. MacCracken , Editor

Vera Kochanowsky & Thomas MacCracken, Pianoforte (a copy of Mozart's own piano!) Their CD, Pour 2 Clavecins released in 2000 on the Titanic label, has been praised for its "vibrant performances" and "excellent ensemble playing."
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Having earned a doctorate in musicology from the University of Chicago, Thomas MacCracken is also a solo and chamber music performer of early music (harpsichord, pianoforte, continuo organ, baroque flute, recorder, viola da gamba) and he also has studied historical instruments at the Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute.He currently serves as editor of the Journal of the American Musical Instrument Society.FREE ADMISSION.