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Featuring a years-in-the making return to Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 with soloists Heidi Stober, Daniela Mack, William Burden, and Eric Owens. BOSTON, MA—Boston Baroque opens its season with a return to Beethoven’s iconic Symphony No. 9 alongside his “Coriolan” Overture and “Elegiac Song.” Performances will take place on Friday, October 13 at 8pm at Sanders Theatre […]

We are currently looking for doctoral researchers with an outstanding artistic record, strong research skills, and transdisciplinary interests to join one of our research clusters: Declassifying the Classics: Technology, Rhetoric, and Performance, 1750–1850 Resounding Libraries: Unfolding Archived Knowledge Through Artistic Research HIPEX (Historically Informed Performance Practices of Experimental Music) Music, Thought and Technology Metamusic: Shaping

The Artemis Trio Sarah Cantor, Lisa Willems and Claudia Gantivar Presents Sonatas and Trio Sonatas for recorders and harpsichord Sunday, September 24th at 2:00 PM The Town House 12 Brook Road in Strafford, Vermont Suggested Donation $25 Reserve tickets: Cantornote@icloud.com or 617 669 4292    

A “Classical Confluence” from across the pond! Featuring the U.S. debut of the acclaimed U.K. ensemble Siglo de Oro. Described by The Washington Post as “genuinely beautiful…rapturous musicmaking”, the Washington, D.C.-based Suspicious Cheese Lords join forces with Siglo de Oro to present a scintillating joint program of early music. The Suspicious Cheese Lords will sing

Join Sarah Cantor and Claudia Gantivar in Strafford, Vermont for two days of music making and concerts. ​Saturday Sept 23 Ensemble Playing 9:00-10:30            Recorder Orchestra -all workshop participants 10:45-12:15            Small Ensembles 12:30-1:30              Lunch 1:30-3:00