Seattle, WA, March 5, 2023 – Early Music Seattle (EMS) is thrilled to announce that Ludovica (Ludo) Punzi has been named as our new Executive Director. She will lead our entire team, as we develop plans for business growth, deeper community engagement, and continue to challenge ideas about “early music,” by producing and presenting European […]
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(Boston) The Handel and Haydn Society’s principal flutist, Emi Ferguson, will make her solo debut with H+H in Mozart’s Flute Concerto No. 1 in G Major. The performance will be part of a pair of H+H concerts March 17 + 19, 2023 at New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall. The concerts will show the brilliance of
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BEMF presents Quicksilver in a program of virtuosic instrumental music from the 17th Century—March 10 in Cambridge ARTIST: QuicksilverRobert Mealy & Julie Andrijeski, directors Robert Mealy & Julie Andrijeski, violin; Dominic Teresi, dulcian; Greg Ingles, sackbut; David Morris, viola da gamba; Charles Weaver, theorbo; Avi Stein, harpsichord & organ WHEN: Friday, March 10, 2023 at 8pm ETFirst Church in Cambridge, Congregational, 11
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Seattle, WA ‑ Early Music Seattle announces Ars Longa Early Music Ensemble of Havana will be performing a program titled Gulumbá Gulumbé – Resonances of Africa in the New World on March 12 in Town Hall Seattle. Originally scheduled to be on our series in March 2020, this Cuban ensemble will finally make its long-awaited
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Colonial Williamsburg’s annual antiques forum opens later this week, Feb. 24-28, 2023. Visitors can expect to see and hear historic instruments from CW’s collection. The forum is linked to an illuminating new exhibit, using portraits and instruments to depict the life and sounds of a bygone culture in 18th-century Virginia, when music was heard seemingly everywhere.
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(Vancouver, BC) – Whether March comes in like a Lion or a Lamb, we can all agree that we cannot wait for the official start to Spring on March 21st. The arrival of Spring is a time for rejoicing and Mother Nature displays her blossom finery while birds serenade us with their spring songs. This
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Lyracle Presents In Sweetest Sympathy In Sweetest Sympathy will showcase the lyra viol, complete with sympathetic strings, and provide a unique opportunity to hear two of the few such instruments in the world. The term lyra viol describes a specific style of playing that developed in 17th century England as well as a type of
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ARTEK, based in New York City and with a stellar reputation as one of America’s top early music ensembles, presents its 38th season of concerts of musically significant, rarely-heard repertoire performed on period instruments in historical style, featuring the finest early music artists. “Deeply considered, beautifully sung…consistently polished, finely balanced performances.” – Allan Kozinn, The
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Ancient and modern artforms come together to create a new work for a modern world. Seattle, WA ‑ Early Music Seattle is thrilled to present Pas de Deux (French: “step for two”), with Seattle Baroque and Whim W’Him Contemporary Dance. This concert will have two performances, Friday evening, February 10 and Sunday, February 12 for
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Navigating the pandemic with a toddler in tow, the author had few problems in public spaces — till they were kicked out of an early-music concert.
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