Our thanks to the author of this 
unsigned blog from Freeman, South Dakota, and a Merry Christmas to all!
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“AN AMERICAN CHRISTMAS”
“THE HONEST FACE OF DELIGHT”
Our thanks to Tom Schnauber for 
his touching review of Camerata’s Lexington concert.
This solarized photo of Camila and Anne was taken at yesterday’s performance in Schenectady. More photos from the Union College Solstice Concert on Facebook.
A CRITIC CITES CAMERATA’S “DANIEL”
AS A BEST-OF-2014 EVENT
Here’s what Brian Schuth of the “Boston Musical Intelligencer” has written, as part of 
that online journal’s year-end wrapup (scroll ~2/3 of the way down the page):
“Boston Camerata’s Play of Daniel has haunted me since I saw it a couple of weeks ago, something I didn’t expect. Top-rank music making combined with the expert use of space and a hypnotic performance from Jordan Weatherston Pitts as Daniel.”
His wonderful review is online here.
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“Heart-warming…clarity and pulsing energy”
…says 
Aaron Keebaugh in his review in Boston Classical Review.
Come hear us:
Join us in Newbury tonight!
The Lookout: Boston Camerata returns to its roots
This is going to be one splendid concert.
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Welcome to Boston’s new chief of arts!
The city’s arts community turned out Monday to welcome Julie Burros, Boston’s new chief of arts and culture. Burros, who until recently was director of cultural planning for Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, sat down for a conversation…
Read more in the Boston Globe.
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Nice mention by Trill in their
top picks for the week!
Sarah Darling picks our Newbury show.
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Wondering what to do this week in Boston?
The Boston Globe thinks you should come to our concerts!
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A BEAUTIFUL TEXT FROM ONE OF
FRANCE’S SENIOR MUSIC CRITICS
It’s by François Camper, who says he came out of retirement in order to write this lovely, touching appreciation of Camerata and of Anne Azéma. Our thanks to him, and we hope to enjoy his presence at many concerts to come!
J’ai raccroché les stylos il y a maintenant quelques années. Pour laisser aux autres le plaisir de rendre compte de leurs belles rencontres musicales. Continue reading
We enjoyed reading Mr. Purdy’s reminiscence…
Sing We Noel: Christmas from England and Early America with the Boston Camerata conducted by Joel Cohen
“When I was in college I wanted to audition for the Boston Camerata. Dream on. I’ve loved their work since I was 12. This was recorded in the 70s. In those days I lived in a basement apartment in Boston. Three pilots from Air Nigeria lived across the hall. One of their ideas of a party was blasting track 1 of this CD day and night. I loved it. I never complained.”