Early Music America

Legendary 12th Century Giants – Letters | Music | Homilies Hildegard of Bingen and Bernard of Clairvaux are two legendary monastics of the 12th century. Their intersecting lives helped shape an awakening Europe, and behind the legends and hagiography stand two remarkably human figures. Hildegard’s divine visions and astonishing compositions made her famous in her

The Sociable Fortepiano (March 5–9, 2026, New York City) is a new artist residency, workshop, and mini-festival reimagining fortepiano musicking as a space of connection and experimentation. Funded by the Westfield Center for Historical Keyboard Studies and curated by Yi-heng Yang (Juilliard) and Patricia García Gil (Cornell CCHK), the initiative invites performers, scholars, and technicians—including

The GRAMMY-winning Boston Early Music Festival Chamber Opera Series presents Stellidaura’s Revenge by Francesco Provenzale on Thanksgiving weekend in Boston Cambridge, MA – The GRAMMY Award-winning Boston Early Music Festival Chamber Opera Series returns on Thanksgiving weekend with an all-new production of Stellidaura’s Revenge by Italian Baroque composer Francesco Provenzale. A courtly love triangle is torn apart by violent passions in

This December, Piffaro, The Renaissance Band joins forces with New York City’s “splendid” (New York Times) Tenet Vocal Artists for a German Christmas program called Ein Kind Geborn. Combining the evocative sounds of sackbuts, shawms, dulcians, and other period instruments with Tenet’s radiant voices in a program of music by Michael Praetorius and his contemporaries,