“Singing Truth to Power” is a new program of medieval and traditional protest music. Rousing, wry, and sublime – these tunes call on us all to continue the centuries-old tradition of resistance to the forces of corruption and oppression. With works from the Carmina Burana and the Roman de Fauvel, as well as the region of Brittany.
Alkemie presents “Singing Truth to Power – Medieval Protest Music” Read More »
Incantare is a chamber ensemble of Baroque violins and sackbuts (early trombones) whose members are some of the most highly regarded players in the nation, touring throughout the United States and abroad. The sextet has assembled a unique program exploring the continuities and influences between Jewish and non-Jewish music and musicians in Renaissance and early
Exile: Music of the Early-Modern Jewish Diaspora Read More »
Buffalo’s two early music ensembles join forces to celebrate Women‘s History Month, Early Music Month, and Bach’s Birthday on the Kleinhans Centerstage 3/29 Come celebrate Early Music Month and Women’s History Month with one of the few true all-female choirs in the nation! The Women of Vivaldi will toast the birthday of one of the
The Women of Vivaldi and Pavana join forces for Bach’s Birthday Bonanza Read More »
The co-production with Philharmonia Baroque features Anthony Roth Costanzo in the title role alongside Daniela Mack, Amanda Forsythe, and Camille Ortiz.
Boston Baroque returns to opera with Handel’s rare Amadigi di Gaula Read More »
The Handel and Haydn Society will celebrate Haydn’s choral tour de force The Creation on April 29 and May 1 at Symphony Hall in Boston. The Creation is brimming with joyous, inspiring music telling the tale of the genesis of the world. These concerts will mark Harry Christophers’s final performances as Artistic Director of H+H
Handel and Haydn Society Presents Haydn The Creation Read More »
