Submissions

Alkemie opens our 13th season with album release shows for “A Worthy Mirror.” This project represents a time-traveling dialogue with the 12th-century trobairitz—the feminine counterpart of the poet-composers known as troubadours. Together with guest artist Amanda Gookin of Forward Music Project, we commissioned 8 female and non-binary composers to respond to and converse with the

Composer and McGill University music theory PhD candidate Ericsson F. Hatfield will lead “Canons of the First Order — In Practice,” a four-week online course exploring the historical theory and compositional practice of musical canon. Drawing on traditions of Renaissance and Baroque counterpoint, the course examines methods of canonic construction through live demonstrations, guided composition

Fine Tuna, a tuning and temperament-exploration app created by harpsichordist and conductor Jeffrey Grossman, is now available for iPhone, iPad, and Android. Developed from the practical needs of an early-music performer, the app brings together instrument tuning, historical temperament references, and tools for exploring how tuning choices affect the music. Fine Tuna includes 40 built-in

BROOKSVILLE, FLA. — The Sisters of St. Thomas Aquinas, a community of young women religious founded in 2005, will release their debut album, “Lumen: Chants for Meditation,” on January 15, 2027. It is the first recording ever made inside St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel, the Gothic chapel the Sisters spent more than a decade building in

November 7 at 3:30 pm Performing Arts Center, Brewster, MA Dr. Spyridon Antonopoulos provides a window into the mystical sounds of Byzantine chant, the sacred music of the Eastern church – exploring both the oral and written traditions as they developed from ancient Christian communities up until his present day work as a scholar and