…of the Boston Camerata a chance to hack through some accumulated desk work. Some of that is actually fun: finishing up the March concert programs, including marvelous late medieval music for MIT, and our interfaith “Sacred Bridge” tour at month’s end.
Yves Rouquette, we are going to miss you!
You toured with Camerata in Europe several times, read the Christmas story, in your own Occitan translation, on our “Nativitat” recording, and collaborated with great, benevolent energy in a number of our medieval music workshops . Through the years you remained a warmhearted, generous friend with a big soul. It was a privilege to have shared many happy hours with you; may you rest in peace.
Interview with Julie Burros
Boston’s new Chief of Arts and Culture, Julie Burros, took time recently to talk with Polly Carl about her new role and the significance of being chief.
WHAT’S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT?
The Medieval Troubadours and their Fair, Cruel Ladies,
with Anne Azéma and Joel Cohen
Thursday, January 22 at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, FL.
Only 50 seats available! More info here.
Florida friends, there will be a special screening…
…of the award-winning documentary film, “A Chair Fit For An Angel,” this Wednesday evening, January 21, in Boca Raton! Please come by, enjoy the film, and meet Anne Azéma and Joel Cohen, who will be talking about their work with the Shakers and Shaker music.
Read 
Arthur Jaffe’s review.
