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Chicago’s Bach in the City, led by Richard Webster and his newly promoted co-music director Jason Moy, will launch the Baroque ensemble’s 2026–2027 concert season October 4 with “Fantasticus: Bach and Before,” a chamber concert devoted to works composed in the free-wheeling, improvisational “Stylus Fantasticus” Baroque style that predated J. S. Bach. The program includes […]

The American Classical Orchestra (ACO) begins its 42nd season with a concert led by Founder and Artistic Director Thomas Crawford on September 17 at Alice Tully Hall. New York City’s leading period instrument orchestra provides a rare opportunity for audiences to hear masterworks on such original instruments as valveless horns, gut strings, and wooden flutes.

Seattle-based Trío Guadalevín is traveling to the Bay Area this week to play an independent showcase at the Western Arts Alliance conference.  They’re coming a few days early to raise funds for the Immigrant Institute of the Bay Area. The program, Echoes of the Diaspora, takes place on Friday, September 4, 7:00 pm at Corpus

BURLINGTON BAROQUE FESTIVAL Thursday, September 17th thru Sunday, September 20th, 2026 College Street Congregational Church, Burlington The Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Burlington The University of Vermont Recital Hall, Burlington Burlington Baroque presents five performances featuring internationally acclaimed Artists-in-Residence L’Harmonie des saisons Baroque Orchestra, Boston’s Blue Heron Renaissance Ensemble, and the Burlington Baroque Festival Singers.

The North American Virtual Recorder Society (NAVRS) presents a brand-new season of the Medieval Mondays series. Presented by NAVRS’ Music Director Annette Bauer, Medieval Mondays explores composers, themes, and musical sources of the medieval time period from ca. 1100-1500. The Fall 2026 roster includes: Famous Burgundian Songs – A 15th-century Hit Parade (September 14); “La