A music-theater cabaret — reimagining a 1970s fantasy on gay freedoms in a society not ready to accept it — premiered in Europe to acclaim and just arrived in New York. Baroque instruments help create a soundworld where, ‘paradoxically, historical instruments bring a quality of timelessness.’
A Hit Show on Queer Time and Baroque Instruments Read More »
Harmony Is in Our Hands presents local and international musicians performing repertoire inspired by the Baroque spirit of creativity, emotional depth, and shared humanity. All concerts operate under a pay-what-you-wish model to ensure accessibility for everyone. Each performance raises funds for a charity chosen by the musicians, transforming the act of listening into an act
Harmony Is in Our Hands: A New Concert Series Uniting Music and Social Read More »
Is it possible that ‘early music’ is over, and we just haven’t realized it? I think we can expect, if not a revolution, at least a freedom, an exhilaration, a new age to succeed the old. After all, the modern HP movement has been around for about as long as the distance between the B-minor Mass and the Ninth Symphony. A lot of changes took place in those 75 years…
Musings: No One’s Picking on Early Music Read More »
The Tallis Scholars are back in Greater Boston with music for the Virgin Mary from the English Renaissance on Friday, December 5 ARTISTS: The Tallis Scholars Peter Phillips, Director LOCATION: Friday, December 5, 2025 at 8pm ET St. Paul Church, Cambridge, MA Virtual Premiere: Saturday, December 13, 2025 at 8pm ET Available until Saturday, December 27,
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Looking for ancient voices from his native Ecuador, Felipe Ledesma Núñez turned to ceramics and the sounds of his ancestors. He sees a problem in the humanities, ‘that we are privileging the written word. And those kinds of systems are ill-suited: They cannot carry sound.’
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The Cambridge Society for Early Music P.O. Box 380-336 Cambridge, MA 02238-0336 The Cambridge Society for Early Music seeks interns for Spring/Summer ‘26 Cambridge Society for Early Music offers arts administration internships for college and masters students during the fall, spring, and summer. Our internships are intended to provide students with a well-balanced, educational experience
Cambridge Society for Early Music seeks Spring/Summer ’26 interns Read More »
The Sociable Fortepiano (March 5–9, 2026, New York City) is a new artist residency, workshop, and mini-festival reimagining fortepiano musicking as a space of connection and experimentation. Funded by the Westfield Center for Historical Keyboard Studies and curated by Yi-heng Yang (Juilliard) and Patricia García Gil (Cornell CCHK), the initiative invites performers, scholars, and technicians—including
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Escape to the stage with Ann Ford (1737-1824)! When British socialite Ann Ford’s father demanded that she marry a man 30-years her senior (who had attempted to pay for her hand in marriage), she was desperate to find a way out. With money she borrowed from her well-to-do friends, Ann rented out some of London’s most
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On the hills outside Florence sits the convent of San Matteo in Arcetri, where nuns once supported themselves by spinning wool and making wine. But the heart of their lives was musical prayer. A bit of detective work connected two 16th c. nuns with a musical manuscript and, now, a glorious new recording.
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A restless collective of medieval experimentalists, the Flatbush-based band Alkemie recently gained recognition beyond Brooklyn with their soundtrack for the video game Pentiment (directed by Obsidian studios and published by Xbox). Locally and nationally, they have been presented by the Amherst Early Music Festival, Arizona Early Music Society, Brooklyn Public Library, Cambridge Society for Early
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