The New York Baroque Dance Co. and its co-founder, Catherine Turocy, celebrate a half-century of bringing historical dance to stages across America and Europe. They’ve set the high standard for Baroque dance performed in the U.S.
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May 16, 2026: 12pm-5pm ET/9am-2pm PT Early Music America explores music at the founding of the United States of America, the complexities and considerations surrounding the musical traditions of the time, and how modern artists and organizations are approaching this period. Catch up on a few topics discussed at EMA’s Mini-Summit: Pay-what-you-can registration includes access
For Immediate ReleaseMarch 30, 2026 PRESS CONTACTJoanna Boyle, General ManagerMusicians of the Old Post Road781.466.6694musicians@oldpostroad.org PHOTOShttps://oldpostroad.org/press-room MUSICIANS OF THE OLD POST ROAD presents Ben Franklin’s Musical Curiosity Saturday, May 2, 2026, 4:00 pmMuseum of Worcester, Worcester, MA and live-streamed at www.oldpostroad.org Sunday, May 3, 2026, 4:00 pmShirley-Eustis House, Boston, MA In-person Audience Tickets $10-$55, kids
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From Tom Kelly’s Musings column: ‘I can’t wait to see what early music will be programmed, and in what context, to commemorate America’s 250th… We must engage with cultural history more than ever — and we pick which slice of that history suits our ensemble and community.’
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A rewarding new biography on Henry Purcell brings the composer’s life and times into one slender volume. At the book’s center is an up-to-date dictionary — accessible to non-specialists — that mentions well-known collaborators and a range of musicians, political events, performance practices, relevant musical terms, and more.
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Saint Francis of Assisi preached against the Crusades and, venturing to Egypt to stop the fighting, met with Sultan Malik al-Kamil. This cross-cultural dialogue inspired the ensembles Constantinople and Holland Baroque for a deeply satisfying album that weaves together musical traditions from east and west.
Saint and the Sultan: a Dialogue to Stop the Crusades Read More »
One-night-only event will mark Midwest premiere of British musicologist Malcolm Bruno’s recent reconstruction of J. S. Bach’s lost masterwork Soloists are soprano Hannah De Priest, countertenor Ryan Belongie, tenor Oliver Camacho, and bass David McFerrin Music Director Richard Webster to conduct Bach in the City Chorus and period-instrument orchestra Recitatives and turba choruses newly composed
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July 11-25, 2026 Angélica Negrón announced as Featured Composer (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA ) — The The Carmel Bach Festival (CBF) announces its 89th season, running July 11-25, 2026, in beautiful Carmel-by-the-Sea, California. This season, the festival will explore the theme of “the nature of sound” performing in some of Carmel’s most beautiful venues like the Sunset Center Theater, Carmel Mission Basilica,
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Hailed as the top of its field, the York Early Music Festival celebrates a milestone anniversary in 2026 with a deluxe calendar of celebrated and emerging artists. Across its 50 years, they’ve made ‘important scholarship come to life through vibrant and sometimes bewildering performances.’
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