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The Nightingale Sings, Early Music in Greenwich Village

ALBA Consort Presents “The Nightingale Sings”: A Transcontinental Musical Journey from Spain to Persia NEW YORK, NY — ALBA Consort announces its upcoming performance, “The Nightingale Sings,” taking place on Tuesday, June 9 at 7:00 PM at St. John’s in the Village. This program explores the migratory journey of the nightingale—a timeless symbol of love

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Les Bostonades marks 20 years with Celebration Concert June 6

Les Bostonades’ 20th anniversary season culminates in a grand finale on June 6 featuring celebrated Parisian-based American tenor Zachary Wilder with period chamber orchestra. This festive program of audience favorites includes concerti by J.S. Bach, selections from Muffat’s “Armonico Tributo,” and arias and scenes for tenor by Handel. Founder and harpsichordist Akiko Sato says, “What

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Tempesta Di Mare Announces Administrative Leadership Transition

Tempesta di Mare, the award-winning Philadelphia Baroque orchestra, today announces the appointment of Juan Gallastegui as its new Managing Director, effective May 22, 2026. Gallastegui succeeds Ulrike Shapiro after twenty years of service. During Mrs. Shapiro’s tenure, Tempesta di Mare has grown to international renown for its performances of rediscovered masterworks from the seventeenth and

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New edition: Louis Couperin 400

Published in 2026 to mark the four-hundredth anniversary of the birth of Louis Couperin, the Louis Couperin 400 series from Lyrebird Music presents substantially revised and expanded editions of the composer’s surviving keyboard music for harpsichord and organ, prepared by Jon Baxendale and David Ponsford. Conceived not simply as performing editions but as major scholarly

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