The constantly evolving and inventive musical minds of Italian and French masters during the fourteenth century has left us with repertoires, both sacred and secular, that successfully unite the search for new and different creative paths with astonishing lyricism and sensual beauty.
 
In this specially commissioned program for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, you will hear music spanning the worlds of God and Man, by the greatest composers of their day: Machaut, Landini, da Bologna, and others, performed by the Camerata’s virtuoso singers with harp, vielles and bells.
 
March 6th, 8:00pm, MIT Walker Memorial Hall, Cambridge, MA

 


 
…is returning to Boston from Asheville this afternoon after garnering a standing ovation from a packed house last night. Thank you, dear Carolina friends! Next performance, augmented by a historic brass quartet, in Newbury, Ma. on Thursday, December 18. Come all ye, from Boston’s North Shore, and southern New Hampshire!
 



 
Greetings to all our friends in that part of our country….The performance of “An American Christimas” will take place Saturday, 7:30 P.M., at the First Presbyterian Church. We hope to see many of you there :-) The snapshot is from yesterday’s rehearsal in the church; we are told that the acoustics are really fine.