A Mediterranean Christmas in Boston on 12/02/17
A Mediterranean Christmas in Lexington on 12/01/17
BMI: Medieval Love and Combat Joust at Longy
The Boston Musical Intelligencer has just published a wonderful article on the recent performances, which were dedicated to the memory of Tom Zajac, a member of the original, 2007 European production of this show.
Refugee benefit concert, 10/23/2015
The concert finale, with audience singing along –
“I’m a poor mourning pilgrim, I’m bound for Canaan’s land.”
— with Jason McStoots, Mehmet Ali Sanlıkol, Thea Lobo, Michael Barrett, The Boston Camerata and Carol Lewis.
Boujemaa Razgui, aided by Dünya, charms the Harvard crowd with his nai.
A Mediterranean Christmas
The Christmas narrative retold through profoundly beautiful songs, chants, and instrumental pieces from the countries of the Mediterranean basin: Spain, Italy, southern France, North Africa and the Holy Land. Works are drawn from medieval manuscripts and more recent folklore and oral traditions. With voices, early instruments of Europe and the Middle East, and readings of the Christmas story. Camerata is joined by SHARQ Arabic Ensemble.
December 19,20,21, 8:00pm EST
Tickets available!
WQXR chimes in…
The Boston Camerata and Harvard University’s Memorial Church are teaming up to help displaced persons of Syria and Iraq.
We look forward to bringing “Nueva”
to Ashmont next weekend!
The Dorchester Reporter announces:
“Nueva España” concert by The Boston Camerata at Ashmont’s All Saints’ Church, 209 Ashmont St., Dorchester, brings to life once again the ancient colonial music of Mexico, Peru and Bolivia in an unforgettable blend of Spanish, Native American, and African styles. 3pm.
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“Nueva España” concert by The Boston Camerata at Ashmont’s All Saints’ Church, 209 Ashmont St., Dorchester, brings to life once again the ancient colonial music of Mexico, Peru and Bolivia in an unforgettable blend of Spanish, Native American, and African styles. 3pm.
A story that resonates close to home…
and, for once in the news, something to celebrate. Our congratulations to the Totenberg family.
A Rarity Reclaimed: Stolen Stradivarius Recovered After 35 Years
For decades virtuoso violinist Roman Totenberg played his prized Stradivarius around the world. Then one day in 1980 it was snatched. Gone. But in June the FBI called his daughter with news.