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Onstage company

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Flying Forms brings together three master performers to illuminate baroque and early music through historically informed performance. Comprised of Marc Levine (baroque violin), Tulio Rondón (baroque cello/viola da gamba), and Tami Morse (harpsichord), the ensemble specializes in period-instrument storytelling with clarity, nuance, and a modern sensibility. Based in Minnesota, they collaborate with regional early-music ensembles and share a commitment to accessible, informative concerts that connect audiences with the sound-world of the 17th and 18th centuries.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

From intimate chamber pieces to immersive programmatic works, Flying Forms presents programming that emphasizes historical context, musical dialogue, and the expressive potential of period instruments. Their affiliation with Early Music Minnesota and other Minnesota ensembles keeps them at the forefront of the region’s vibrant early-music scene.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Flying Forms

  • Members: Marc Levine (baroque violin), Tulio Rondón (baroque cello/viola da gamba), Tami Morse (harpsichord).
  • Genre: Baroque/early music, performing on period instruments with a focus on historically informed performance.
  • Discography (most recent first): Origin Stories: Popular Violin Sonatas Performed on Historical Instruments (2024, Violetear Records); Platti: Sonatas for Three (2024, Violetear Records).
  • Awards/achievements: Tami Morse was a finalist in the Jurow International Harpsichord Competition (2012); Marc Levine has won international competitions as a chamber musician.
  • Affiliation: Core members are active with Early Music Minnesota (formerly The Baroque Room) and other Minnesota early-music ensembles.
  • Social media presence: Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube are used; Morse’s site links to Facebook; Lakes Area Music Festival page lists 10k Facebook followers, 2.5k Instagram followers, and a YouTube presence.

The records

Flying Forms Discography

  • Origin Stories: Popular Violin Sonatas Performed on Historical Instruments
    2024 · Violetear Records
  • Platti: Sonatas for Three
    2024 · Violetear Records

Biography

  • Marc Levine – Baroque violinist acclaimed for his virtuosic technique and deep interpretive insight. A noted chamber musician, Levine has won international competitions and appears frequently in collaboration with Minnesota-based early-music groups.
  • Tulio Rondón – Baroque cello and viola da gamba specialist, bringing a refined continuo foundation and historical timbres to Flying Forms’ dialogues.
  • Tami Morse – Harpsichordist recognized for her excellence, including being a finalist in the Jurow International Harpsichord Competition (2012). Morse contributes authoritative keyboard color and expressive line to the ensemble.

All three core members actively contribute to Early Music Minnesota (formerly The Baroque Room) and collaborate with Minnesota’s premiere early-music organizations, helping keep the state’s historically informed performance scene dynamic and accessible.

Discography Highlights

  • Origin Stories: Popular Violin Sonatas Performed on Historical Instruments (2024, Violetear Records) – A collection that showcases the expressive possibilities of period instruments in intimate violin repertoire.
  • Platti: Sonatas for Three (2024, Violetear Records) – A trio-focused exploration of classical-era works originally written for small chamber ensembles.

Awards & Highlights

  • Tami Morse was a finalist in the Jurow International Harpsichord Competition (2012).
  • Marc Levine has earned recognition in international chamber-music competitions, reflecting a strong track record in collaborative performance.

Upcoming Tour and Performances

  • 2025: No publicly announced national or international Flying Forms tour dates currently listed. Please check back for updates as plans develop.
  • 2026: A January 2026 concert was postponed to June 6, 2026 at Mount Olive Lutheran Church (Minneapolis). This program promises a rich selection of baroque repertoire performed on period instruments.

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Where to Find and Follow Flying Forms

For reliable updates, follow Tami Morse’s page for linking to social profiles and performance notices, and keep an eye on the Lakes Area Music Festival and Minnesota early-music calendars for collaborations and forthcoming appearances.

Whether you’re new to early music or a seasoned listener, Flying Forms makes baroque dialogue feel immediate and approachable. We’ve got you covered with clear ticketing options and insider access to a troupe that treats each performance as a conversation with the era. When you’re ready to secure seats, rely on us for straightforward, trustworthy service and updates on new dates as they’re announced.

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