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The Spirit Transformed: Women and 17th Century Sacred Songs

Smith Center for the Arts, Providence College, Providence, RI 1 Cunningham Square, Providence, RI

Friday, March 31 at 4PM Ryan Concert Hall, Smith Center for the Arts Providence College, Providence RI Free and open to the public This concert features 17th-century French-language sacred songs composed primarily for women by Catholic priests as part of the Catholic Reform, initiated during the sixteenth century in response to the Protestant Reformation. Initially, …

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Free

H+H Presents: Bach’s Easter Oratorio

Boston Symphony Hall 301 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, MA

You’re invited to Bach’s Easter Oratorio. The awe-inspiring music evokes a powerful gamut of universal emotions—from laments and astonishment, to jubilation and victory, underscored by bright trumpets and drums—even dance rhythms. Opening the concert is Bononcini’s affecting Stabat Mater.

The Spirit Transformed: Women and 17th Century Sacred Songs

Church of the Covenant 67 Newbury Street, Boston, MA

Saturday, April 1 at 7PM Church of the Covenant 67 Newbury Street, Boston Tickets: $35, $20, & $5   This concert features 17th-century French-language sacred songs composed primarily for women by Catholic priests as part of the Catholic Reform, initiated during the sixteenth century in response to the Protestant Reformation. Initially, sacred songs were used …

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$5 – $35

Corina Marti: “Capturing the Clavisimbalum”

Mozart's Cafe

A SPECIAL DINNER EVENT: It’s not completely clear if Hermann Poll (1370 – 1401) really invented the clavisimbalum, but it’s time to chase the history of this instrument, the ancestor of the harpsichord. Following treatises, paintings and music, this program includes pieces from the late 13th century Spain and France, the famous Codex Faenza and …

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$75

H+H Presents: Crossing the Deep

John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Columbia Point, Boston, MA

H+H is proud to present this premiere event. Two hundred fifty years ago, European composers were writing music inspired by the Bible. At the same time, enslaved Africans in America were inventing a new art form—the spiritual—from the same texts. H+H takes you on a dramatic—and revelatory—journey exploring the shared wealth of Old and New …

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