A COVID REQUIEM September 25, 26m, 2021 John Michael Boyer, conductor Sir John Tavener—Panikhida (Orthodox Memorial Service) 1986 John Michael Boyer—Byzantine Chants for a Funeral, in English, 2013 With so many losses due to COVID-19, Cappella Romana offers here a rarely heard funeral service by the late Sir John Tavener, with Byzantine funeral chants composed …
Canon, catch, round, fugue, chase - these are all imitative and repetitive forms of a given material. Sometimes note for note, rhythm for rhythm. Sometimes.... it is more of a puzzle. We will dive into this hard-to-compose but fun-to-play riddle. Music from the Middle Ages to the Baroque. Open to: intermediate to advanced alto recorders. …
2021/2022 Season - In-Person Concerts and On-Demand Videos Chatham Baroque & Incantare The Glories of Venice Resplendent 16th- and 17th-century music for sackbuts, strings, and organ We open our season with a splash, as Incantare joins Chatham Baroque to celebrate the return of early music to the live concert stage. Revel in the rich sounds …
When we speak of 15th-century Italian court dance today, we refer to two major forms of dancing - Bassa Danza and Ballo. In our previous sessions we looked closely into Bassa Danza. There are three more rhythmical patterns, which together with Bassa Danza form the whole vocabulary of the dance of this period. They are …
A concert filled with the musical moods and modes of Josquin's era, sung instrumentally on Renaissance strings. Nota Bene plays a matched set of Renaissance viols; Mark Rimple joins them playing Renaissance lute. Capitol Early Music embarks on its 2021-2022 season of in-person concerts taking health precautions to protect the safety of our audience and …
“inVIOLata” Nota Bene viol consort with guest lutenist Mark Rimple Read More »
Jonathan Woody, Nicola Canzano, and Doug Balliett are brilliant performers – and composers – who are expanding the canon of Baroque music. Nicola introduces the 18th-century compositional practice of Partimento, Doug follows Bach’s legacy in composing a full year’s worth of cantatas, and Jonathan previews his new commission for Les Délices. SalonEra episodes premiere on …
Mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Renaissance composer Josquin des Prez, a towering figure in Western music, by being an active participant in re-creating his extraordinary music! Internationally celebrated conductor Harold Rosenbaum will be leading fourteen open community sing-in/play-ins traversing Josquin’s known choral repertoire. Singers and instrumentalists, amateur and professional, are invited to …
Vivaldi Viola d’Amore Concerti Vivaldi uses the unique tuning of the viola d’amore to masterfully create concerti that are elegantly virtuosic. He was known to perform on this instrument throughout his life possessing an intimate feel for the charmingly seductive sound of the baroque viola d’amore. Dan McCarthy and his colleagues will play in public …
Midtown Concerts presents Dan McCarthy & Friends Read More »
Join us for a rousing and distinct evening of rhythmic dances and virtuosic performances, as the 8 superstar musicians of Rumbarroco swing and groove their way through the African diaspora in Latin America. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Rumbarroco focuses on intercultural fusion between musical traditions, including early European music of the Renaissance and …
After the beautiful and crazy ride of the last two years, we are embracing change with a tip of the hat to the new normal. To launch our third season in Fall 2021, we’ll team up with soprano Rebecca Myers and some of the East Coast’s finest period instrument soloists in “O Marvelous Art,” a …
The mission of La Donna Musicale’s branch organization, RUMBARROCO, is to recreate, preserve, and popularize the vital rhythms and harmonies of the past that traveled from the Iberian Peninsula to Latin America and vice versa. Rumbarroco’s Latin-Baroque Fusion ensemble uses period, folk, and contemporary popular instruments and performance practices. Rumbarroco explores the musical and cultural …
The violoncello was practically unknown in France at the turn of the 18th century. Lisa and Eve offer a delightful survey of duets by player-composers from Couperin to Offenbach, featuring works by players who themselves had moved from playing bass violin to the new cello, and from using an underhand bow grip to overhand. Works include …
Artist Recital: Cello Duets with Lisa Terry & Eve Miller Read More »
The first of three concerts directed by finalists in Arcadia Players' search for a new Artistic Director, Jude Ziliak’s program features music that showcases the divergence of French and Italian styles of the Baroque, culminating in their reunion in the "mixed style" of Telemann. Ziliak is the first violinist of Sonnambula and a frequent concertmaster or …
Dawn Of The Baroque October 2nd, 2021 at 7p.m. Zion Lutheran Church 9944 Leslie Rd San Antonio, TX 78254 This concert will feature works that demonstrate the transition from contrapuntal polyphony to more defined treble-bass polarity and the development of the basso continuo. We will feature music by: Palestrina, Monteverdi, Scheidt, Marais and others. …
The violoncello was practically unknown in France at the turn of the 18th century. Lisa and Eve offer a delightful survey of duets by player-composers from Couperin to Offenbach, featuring works by players who themselves had moved from playing bass violin to the new cello, and from using an underhand bow grip to overhand. Works …
For its first in-person concert since February, 2020, TEMP is presenting music from really olde England in the 12th century up to the end of the early Renaissance, around 1450. There are only a handful of Middle English songs from before 1350 that have remained intact until now, and TEMP is performing eight of them. …
Beneath A Tree will be in Sacramento for a Live Concert in a private residence two blocks from Land Park. The concert will feature co-founders, Gail Hernández Rosa (violin, viola & vocals) and Daniel Turkos (contrabass, octave mandolin & vocals). Come join us for a combination of baroque and folk music and tons of fun. …
Wyoming Baroque will perform live with the 1920 Expressionist silent film classic The Golem Sunday, October 03 at 4 p.m. MT as part of the WYO Film Festival at Whitney Center for the Arts at Sheridan College and on Monday, October 04 at 7:30 MT in the choir room at the University of Wyoming. This …
Wyoming Baroque will perform live with the 1920 Expressionist silent film classic The Golem Sunday, October 03 at 4 p.m. MT as part of the WYO Film Festival at Whitney Center for the Arts at Sheridan College and on Monday, October 04 at 7:30 MT in the choir room at the University of Wyoming. This …
Mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Renaissance composer Josquin des Prez, a towering figure in Western music, by being an active participant in re-creating his extraordinary music! Internationally celebrated conductor Harold Rosenbaum will be leading fourteen open community sing-in/play-ins traversing Josquin’s known choral repertoire. Singers and instrumentalists, amateur and professional, are invited to …
Early Music Seattle presents Deep Roots, New Branches No charge | Suggested donation $20 Each of us discovers “early music” through a different path. Join us for a personal experience of discovery as Ke Guo shares her travels from Western classical music to Chinese traditional instruments and eventually to the centuries-long traditions of Sephardic Jewish and Iberian …
Deep Roots, New Branches – – Music Across Time and Place Read More »
The notes of one famous bass line have placed Johann Pachelbel among the world’s most well-recognized composers. This program presents two rare suites from his surviving chamber music work, Musikalische Ergötzung (Musical Delight). Featured gems for solo violin & continuo include ciaconnas by composers Antonio Bertali and Nicola Matteis.
Déploration Few works match the heartfelt expressions of love and grief of the déplorations written by the great Franco-Flemish composers upon the deaths of their teachers and friends. For the 500th anniversary of Josquin des Prez's own death, The New Consort explores these remarkable works by Josquin, Mouton, Gombert, Compère, and more, including a newly commissioned déploration from …
Baritone Jonathan Woody and soprano Hannah De Priest recount the story of Orpheus’ descent to the underworld, his charming of Hades, and his attempt to bring Eurydice back to the land of the living in rarely-heard cantatas by Jean-Philippe Rameau and Philippe Courbois. A new instrumental work by Jonathan Woody reimagines the powerful magic of Orpheus’ lyre. Premiering on …
Les Délices 2021-2022 Concert Series: Song of Orpheus Read More »
Grammy-nominated lutenist Ronn McFarlane will perform with his Renaissance ensemble Ayreheart, featuring soprano Sarah Pillow on vocals. https://www.ayreheart.com/ https://ronnmcfarlane.com/ http://www.sarahpillow.com/
Let’s all agree: Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons is one of classical music’s greatest hits. And yet, when you hear it played “the H+H way” – with the cobwebs wiped away and all its freshness, sparkle, and exuberance on full display, you’ll feel like you’re hearing it for the first time. As soloist and leader, Aisslinn Nosky’s virtuosity …
feat. vocal ensemble Variant 6 and a world premiere by composer Kile Smith In person Oct 8-10 (proof of vaccination required) Video on demand October 16-26* Celebrate new suns and guiding stars as we sail forth into a new season, heartened by the transcendent music of the past and a luminous world premiere from composer …
This class will feature Brazilian repertory from the 19th century to the modern period, showcasing the infectious melodies, lovely and sometimes strange harmonies, and ex-citing rhythms based on African and Portuguese influence. We will play solo melodies and ensemble repertory featuring Lundu dance from the 19th century and choros. The choro, also popularly called chorinho …
Join Marilyn Boenau for a fun and thought-provoking class on duets for tenor and bass dulcians in the late 16th and 17th centuries. We’ll play music by Lasso, Praetorius, Buonamente, de Selma, and…Telemann! Along the way I’ll share tips, tricks, and cautionary tales. Can we expand our possible repertoire for tenor dulcian in the 17th …
AEM ONLINE – Dulcian Tales with Marilyn Boenau, dulcian Read More »
For the concert organized by the second finalist for music director of Arcadia Players, violinist Daniel Lee invites us on a musical journey around 17th- and 18th-century Europe through works that integrate different regional styles of the Baroque. He is founding director of the early music ensemble the Sebastians and a freelancing period violinist and …
feat. vocal ensemble Variant 6 and a world premiere by composer Kile Smith In person Oct 8-10 (proof of vaccination required) Video on demand October 16-26* Celebrate new suns and guiding stars as we sail forth into a new season, heartened by the transcendent music of the past and a luminous world premiere from composer …
Using anecdotes and live musical examples, this webinar will provide some background on how Claire’s experience as a baroque cellist has informed her work as a therapeutic musician with people living with dementia. She will also discuss the ways in which baroque music has specifically been used in medical settings – including with people who …
Using Music to Create a Sonic Haven: Music and Dementia Read More »
This class will pair pieces of like-titles, -forms, -melodies and subject matter of historic composers with today’s composers. Guillaume Dufay is paired with the U.S. West Coast’s Michael Kimball offering a great setting of Dufay migrating through Kimball’s skillful counterpoint. Philidor and the U.S. East Coast’s William Ayton offer two Pa-vans composed for actual weddings. …
AEM ONLINE – Old Music Meets New Music with Martha Bishop, viol Read More »
Let’s all agree: Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons is one of classical music’s greatest hits. And yet, when you hear it played “the H+H way” – with the cobwebs wiped away and all its freshness, sparkle, and exuberance on full display, you’ll feel like you’re hearing it for the first time. As soloist and leader, Aisslinn Nosky’s virtuosity …
Grammy-nominated lutenist Ronn McFarlane and his group Ayreheart will perform Renaissance folk music, with soprano Sarah Pillow on vocals. https://ronnmcfarlane.com/ https://www.ayreheart.com/ http://www.sarahpillow.com/
Grammy-nominated lutenist Ronn McFarlane and his ensemble Ayreheart will perform with soprano Sarah Pillow. https://www.ayreheart.com/ https://ronnmcfarlane.com/ http://www.sarahpillow.com/ This event is in conjunction with the Salisbury University Music, Theater, and Dance Departments. In-person tickets will be available, and the event will also be live streamed.
Mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Renaissance composer Josquin des Prez, a towering figure in Western music, by being an active participant in re-creating his extraordinary music! Internationally celebrated conductor Harold Rosenbaum will be leading fourteen open community sing-in/play-ins traversing Josquin’s known choral repertoire. Singers and instrumentalists, amateur and professional, are invited to …
EMV’s artist-in-residence, Jonathon Adams, a Two-Spirit, nêhiyaw Michif (Cree-Métis) baritone and the Pacific Baroque Orchestra led from the organ & harpsichord by Alexander Weimann perform J.S. Bach's BWV 82 “Ich habe genug” (It is enough). This presentation centres on the tension between the physical body & the caged spirit within.
Silk Road Journey to the East Eurasia Consort presents music found along the Silk Road. During the sixth century Buddhism traveled from India to China. This journey also brought music, instruments and musicians to China. East Asian courts became filled with international music and Japan became the cul-de-sac of music and instruments. The Japanese Emperor …
The Black British writer Ignatius Sancho is known today primarily as the author of an extensive correspondence, published posthumously in 1782, which used a sentimental, "conversable" literary style to criticize and disrupt the African slave trade. Yet the books that Sancho actually prepared for publication himself were his five volumes of music—one book of songs and four …
Tiny Bach Concerts Episode 11 features a performance of J. S. Bach's "Italian Concerto," BWV 971, by Victoria Suchodolski, with remarks by Erinn Knyt. Transcript, Text, and Translation American Bach Society Website American Bach Society Video Page American Bach Society Facebook Page American Bach Society Instagram American Bach Society Twitter Erinn E. Knytt University of …
Marc Antoine Charpentier’s final mass setting, Missa Assumpta est Maria, was written at the end of his life when he was Master of Music at the Sainte-Chapelle, King Louis XIV’s royal chapel in Paris. We hear Charpentier at his best and most refined in this work, with tonal language and expressive rhetoric that deliver everything performers …
The Westminster Organ Concert Series continues in-person concerts on Friday, October 15, at 7:30 pm, with a concert of music celebrating the 400th anniversary of the death of the great Dutch organist and composer, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck. The program, entitled “Sweelinck in Italy,” traces the influence of Italian music in Sweelinck’s vocal and keyboard music …
The next installment in our complete Ockeghem cycle, featuring the Missa quinti toni for three voices as well as motets, songs, and mass movements by Ockeghem, Regis, Busnoys & Plummer
feat. vocal ensemble Variant 6 and a world premiere by composer Kile Smith In person Oct 8-10 (proof of vaccination required) Video on demand October 16-26* Celebrate new suns and guiding stars as we sail forth into a new season, heartened by the transcendent music of the past and a luminous world premiere from composer …
The next installment in our complete Ockeghem cycle, featuring the Missa quinti toni for three voices as well as motets, songs, and mass movements by Ockeghem, Regis, Busnoys, and Plummer.
The concert organized by the third finalist for music director of Arcadia Players, Andrew Arceci, explores the spread of Italian styles across Europe and beyond, as far away as China! Arceci performs on viol, violone, and bass throughout North America, Europe and Asia. He holds degrees from the Peabody Conservatory, The Juilliard School, and the …
“The Migration of Italian Music” -Andrew Arceci, leader Read More »
Early Music Seattle presets THE VIRTUAL CONCERT HALL (The Coronation of Poppea) by Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) DIRECTED BY STEPHEN STUBBS AND FRED HAUPTMAN This opera was composed for Venice’s 1643 Carnival season and has been a standard of opera repertoire ever since. The Coronation of Poppea tells the story of the intrigue and deception that …
How does language shape singing (and accompaniment of songs), and therefore performance practice? Proper diction and pronunciation are the basics to an approach to singing any song. But the in-depth work that comes next -- syntax, semantics, rhetoric -- will determine how thoroughly the performers delve into these songs, thereby revealing their fuller beauty to …
17th Century Mexican nun Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz (the “Phoenix of Mexico”) was a visionary poet, intellectual, and protofeminist. Catalina Guevara Víquez Klein, Karin Cuellár, and Raquel Winnica Young explore her legacy in music by Jose Marin, Antonio Durán de la Mota, Rafael de Castellanos, and others. SalonEra episodes premiere on Les Délices' YouTube …
Mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Renaissance composer Josquin des Prez, a towering figure in Western music, by being an active participant in re-creating his extraordinary music! Internationally celebrated conductor Harold Rosenbaum will be leading fourteen open community sing-in/play-ins traversing Josquin’s known choral repertoire. Singers and instrumentalists, amateur and professional, are invited to …
The violoncello was practically unknown in France at the turn of the 18th century. Lisa and Eve offer a delightful survey of duets by player-composers from Couperin to Offenbach, featuring works by players who themselves had moved from playing bass violin to the new cello, and from using an underhand bow grip to overhand. Works include …
Artist Recital: Cello Duets with Lisa Terry & Eve Miller Read More »
EMV highlights Alexander Weimann, one of the most sought-after ensemble directors, soloists, keyboardists and chamber music partners of his generation, as he inaugurates the newest acquisition of our instrument collection: a fortepiano modelled on an 1819 instrument by Conrad Graf (1782-1851), built by the world-famous Paul McNulty. Graf did much of his most important …
Alexander Weimann Inaugurates EMV’s Graf Piano with Mozart, Haydn & Beethoven Read More »
October 21, 2021 ~ Musica Magnorum Resonance: Double Reed Music from the Holy Roman Empire Explore enigmatic and ornate double reed music by composers of the Dresden court, the wellspring of many great 18th-century German masterworks. Handel makes an appearance, too. Gaia Saetermoe-Howard ~ oboe Andrew Blanke ~ oboe Aaron Goler ~ bassoon Kevin Devine …
Friday, October 22 at 7PM Church of the Covenant 67 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116-3010 In celebration of Hispanic Heritage, we will illustrate the intersection of early European music with the aural African and Amerindian traditions and the resulting link with current Latin-American genres, the African diaspora in Latin America and its lasting musical …
Heroines and villainesses from Agrippina to Xanthippe in scenes by George Frideric Handel, Henry Purcell, and the Viennese master, Georg Reutter. Plus Georg Philipp Telemann’s “Women of Antiquity” suite. Mezzo-soprano Meg Bragle joins the Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra and the otherworldly accompaniment of the baroque hammered dulcimer.
The Baltimore Consort will be performing In Angel's Wede: Music for Mary Queen of Scots, featuring local actor Michael Trutna as narrator. This will be an in-person concert, with a live stream available everywhere for those who cannot attend. https://baltimoreconsort.com/
Music of Henry Purcell and his English predecessors. With viol consort, harpsichord, and voice.
A 2-day online workshop especially for recorders but all are welcome! Choose from 11 classes curated by Co-Directors Valerie Horst and Wendy Powers. Classes recordings will be available for 7 days, so sign up for as many classes as you like! Workshop Extras include a Discussion with Eric Haas on Saturday (free for everyone), and …
TENET Vocal Artists is keeping the music flowing in 2021-22 by honoring the 500th death anniversary of English composer Robert Fayrfax. An early renaissance Tudor composer, Fayrfax was one of the most prominent and influential of his generation. The centerpiece of the program is Fayrfax’s Missa Tecum Principium, based on the chant "In the day …
In our inaugural concerts returning to live performance, follow The Paris Quartet—an ensemble of Bay Area luminaries with reputations far beyond—as they demonstrate the blossoming of the trio into the quartet, with one or two voices multiplying into four separate and distinct lines, with each instrument having its own unique part to play. The concert …
Violinist Aisslinn Nosky is joined by the full orchestra for a program of concerti grossi by Handel, Corelli, and Vivaldi. We are eager to welcome everyone home to Portland for the first live in-person performance in over a year! Read about PBO in-person concert health and safety requirements here and other FAQs here.
Violinist Aisslinn Nosky is joined by the full orchestra for a program of concerti grossi by Handel, Corelli, and Vivaldi. We are eager to welcome everyone home to Portland for the first live in-person performance in over a year! Read about PBO in-person concert health and safety requirements here and other FAQs here.
17th-century London roars to life in this convivial program of jovial drinking songs, love ballads both naughty and nice, and rustic catches for carousing with friends. We share tales of pickpockets and punks, wise maids and goodfellows, the wonders of tobacco, the pitfalls of gambling, and the delights of good ale. Between toasts, we contemplate …
In our inaugural concerts returning to live performance, follow The Paris Quartet—an ensemble of Bay Area luminaries with reputations far beyond—as they demonstrate the blossoming of the trio into the quartet, with one or two voices multiplying into four separate and distinct lines, with each instrument having its own unique part to play. The concert …
Heroines and villainesses from Agrippina to Xanthippe in scenes by George Frideric Handel, Henry Purcell, and the Viennese master, Georg Reutter. Plus Georg Philipp Telemann’s “Women of Antiquity” suite. Mezzo-soprano Meg Bragle joins the Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra and the otherworldly accompaniment of the baroque hammered dulcimer.
Mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Renaissance composer Josquin des Prez, a towering figure in Western music, by being an active participant in re-creating his extraordinary music! Internationally celebrated conductor Harold Rosenbaum will be leading fourteen open community sing-in/play-ins traversing Josquin’s known choral repertoire. Singers and instrumentalists, amateur and professional, are invited to …
Robert Kyr’s A TIME FOR LIFE An Environmental Oratorio October 26, 2022 Alexander Lingas, conductor Cappella Romana will perform Robert Kyr’s A Time for Life before embarking on a tour to present the oratorio to the man who inspired this work, His All-Holiness Bartholomew, Archbishop of Constantinople-New Rome and Ecumenical Patriarch.
The Plimoth colonists, or “Pilgrims” as they were later called, were a diverse group of Separatists and Anglicans, religious zealots and irreverent opportunists. They brought with them music experiences as varied as their reasons for coming to the New World, and the Plimoth Colony heard not just solemn English psalms, but also catches, ballads, and …
Pilgrims’ Progress: Music of Plimoth Colony 1590-1650 Read More »
Selections from Bach's The Art of the Fugue Gavin Black will play a selection of movements from The Art of the Fugue, chosen to make a coherent overall arc, amounting to a bit less than half of the entire work. He will perform on a Keith Hill German double-manual harpsichord. Gabin Black ~ harpsichord
The Choir of St. Luke in the Fields, directed by David Shuler, presents Palestrina: Prince of Music. Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina ranks as one of the towering figures in the music of the late 16th century. His best known work, the Missa Papae Marcelli, composed c.1561, is dedicated to Pope Marcellus II, who established the …
Choir of St. Luke in the Fields – Palestrina: Prince of Music Read More »
Enjoy dinner and live performances by 10 musicians, including incoming artistic director Liza Malamut on trombone, at this fundraiser for the Newberry Consort.
DIXIT DOMINUS HWV 232 G.F. Händel CHRIST LAG IN TODESBANDEN BWV 4 J.S. Bach One set Rome on musical fire, while the other deepened his musical roots at home in Thuringia. Each would forge their own path and leave a distinct musical mark. October 30, 2021, 7:00 p.m. All Souls' Episcopal Church 1475 Catalina …
Early Music Foundation Presents Early Music New York Frederick Renz, Director A FAMILY AFFAIR The Haydns and the Mozarts Frederick Renz leads EM/NY’s classical orchestra in symphonic works from two illustrious 18th-century musical dynasties: the Haydns—Joseph and his well-respected but overshadowed younger brother Michael; and the Mozarts—Leopold and his prodigious son Wolfgang …
Jouyssance honors composer Josquin des Prez on the 500th anniversary of his death. His best known mass, Missa Pange lingua, will form the centerpiece of a program that will also include motets, chansons and even an homage to a cricket! Streaming concert will feature a live introduction and post-concert Q&A by Artistic Director Nicole Baker. …
Jouyssance presents Josquin at 500 (Streaming Online) Read More »
Mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Renaissance composer Josquin des Prez, a towering figure in Western music, by being an active participant in re-creating his extraordinary music! Internationally celebrated conductor Harold Rosenbaum will be leading fourteen open community sing-in/play-ins traversing Josquin’s known choral repertoire. Singers and instrumentalists, amateur and professional, are invited to …
Fêtes Galantes: Marais on Pardessus The five-string pardessus de viole enjoyed a repertoire of sonatas and suites borrowed from the finest composers; its resonant sound and delicate nature proving surprisingly persuasive, compensating for imagined deficiencies of range and volume. Nowhere is that more true than in this concert of bass viol music by Marin Marais, …
The Baltimore Consort The Food of Love: Songs, Dances and Fancies for Shakespeare The Baltimore Consort, the “rambunctious sextet” (Washington Post), known for their lively renditions of Renaissance tunes, presents music of the Elizabethan era with songs and consort music from Shakespeare plays. Ethereal soprano Danielle Svonavec performs some of the greatest hits from the …
Performing The Food of Love: Songs, Dances, and Fancies for Shakespeare https://baltimoreconsort.com/
Guest Artists: Michael Lynn, classical flute Barbara Weiss, harpsichord join Columbia Baroque for this celebration of the great Italian violinist and composer, Arcangelo Corelli. Our program features two magnificent Corelli Sonatas, plus a Telemann Sonata published in Paris and composed in the style of Corelli, and a Bach fugue based on a theme by Corelli.
Performing The Food of Love: Songs, Dances, and Fancies for Shakespeare https://baltimoreconsort.com/
Laurence Equilbey, star conductor of Paris’s Insula period instrument orchestra and accentus chamber choir, makes her H+H debut accompanying you into Beethoven’s pastoral landscape…with bird calls, a babbling brook, a summer storm, and merrymaking with friends. Definitely the softer side of the master! A sensation in 19th century musical Paris, admired by Berlioz and Schumann, …
With this new production, the Boston Camerata continues its trailblazing exploration of the American spiritual tradition, both black and white, with a special focus this time on the African-American contribution to a unique heritage. In collaboration with distinguished artists and ensembles, our program will trace the evolution of musical style, taste, and performance practice across …
We’ll be There! Black and White Spirituals, 1800-1900 Read More »
This concert celebrates the 400th birthday of Jean de La Fontaine, the French poet best known for his fables, and all art that evokes a story—music and spoken text that tells a story, or even just reminds us of the magic of storytelling. Featuring poetry and stories intermixed with music by Telemann, Couperin, Rebel, and …
The EMA Member Concerts & Events Calendar is for time-sensitive events, such as in-person concerts, livestreaming performances or video premieres, and live online events such as webinars. Videos available on-demand (temporarily or permanently) should not be submitted as multi-day events. Please submit Early Music News & Press Releases about these or other activities.
Highlights from this calendar are included in the weekly E-Notes email newsletter (Tuesdays). Selections are made based on variety of event types and geographic regions.
EMA does not share non-EMA events on our social media platforms.
Calendar powered by The Events Calendar