Oberlin Baroque performs as part of EMA’s 2018 Young Performers Festival at the Bloomington Early Music Festival This concert will be livestreamed via Facebook Live. Find out more »

The B’more Bach Ensemble (Peabody Conservatory) performs music of J.S. Bach and his contemporaries. Today’s program consists of arias for soprano, duets for soprano and baritone, and trio and solo sonatas for baroque flute and violin with harpsichord and baroque cello continuo. Part of EMA’s 2018 Young Performers Festival at the Bloomington Early Music Festival This concert will be livestreamed via Facebook Live. Find out more »

Hopeful pilgrims prayed, sang, and danced their way across Spain to worship at the shrines of Santiago de Compostela and the Abbey of Santa Maria de Monsterrat. The songs they left behind are preserved in some of the greatest collections of sacred song in European history. The University of Southern California Collegium Workshop’s program will present selections of devotional song from the thirteenth-century Cantigas de Santa Maria, the fourteenth-century Llibre Vermell de Montserrat, and contrafacta over the Cantigas d’Amigo of… Find out more »

Virtuosity Embossed with Grace: Music from 18th-century France « A musician no longer arrives in France without a sonata or a cantata in his pocket. » Thus the Mercure of November 1713 reported on the Italianate vogue that was sweeping away Paris at the beginning of the 18th century. We are in the late reign of Louis XIV, whose repeated absences during Versailles’ entertainments had prompted a migration of the courtiers out of the palace. As Georgia Cowart observes, freed… Find out more »

Artistic Director Elizabeth Blumenstock leads the Festival Orchestra in instrumental music originally performed in the 18th-century “Concert spirituel” series in Paris — including a violin concerto by Leclair and Corelli’s beloved “Christmas” Concerto — plus ballet suites by Telemann and Rameau. Preceded by brass music on the patio at 3:15 pm and followed by a reception. Book a Festival Subscription to receive premium seating for all five concerts and an invitation to the exclusive Festival Finale dinner at the Farmhouse Restaurant Roger’s Gardens, Corona del… Find out more »

For Two Lutes: Virtuoso Duets From Italy and England Find out more »

A rare opportunity to hear Jonathan Dimmock perform in Southern California! The internationally-acclaimed organist and co-founder of the American Bach Soloists explores JS Bach‘s fascination with French music, and the strong influence it had on his life and compositional style. Works from Bach’s Clavierübung III, his famous Passacaglia BWV 582 and pieces by Louis Marchand (1669-1732), Jacques Boyvin (1649–1706), and Nicolas de Grigny (1672–1703). Preceded by brass music on the patio at 7:15 pm and followed by a reception. Book a Festival Subscription to receive premium seating for all five concerts and an invitation to the exclusive Festival Finale… Find out more »