at the Finnish Cultural Center, Paris, 5/24/2014.
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ARE YOU GOOD WITH NUMBERS?
UNCLE CAM WANTS YOU!
The Boston Camerata family — musicians and board — are looking for some assistance on the business side of the company. If you like our music, have a good head for accounting/ledgers/bookkeeping and want to help, we’d love to hear from you.
Maybe you look like the chap in the middle of this picture and maybe you don’t, but no matter. If you feel motivated to join our circle, we’d be delighted to talk to you.
Rewards include belonging to a dedicated community of creators/supporters, and the warm feeling that comes from helping rare, beautiful music come into being, nourishing our world. If you are interested, please send a message to: manager@bostoncamerata.org.
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A NEW RELEASE IN MOVIELAND!
“A Chair Fit For An Angel” won two prizes last March at the FIFA film festival of Montréal. It features the Boston Camerata and the Tero Saarinen Company, and some beautiful photography.
OK, fans of the Silver Screen, it’s your turn to react! What you see in this photo is a limited edition, custom-produced for our Helsinki partners. Based on your personal level of interest/intrigue, do you think another press run would do well among Camerata friends and supporters? We are waiting for your feedback :-)
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This one just turned up on a web search
It’s the Camerata’s Americana program at Ribeauvillé, France, October 2013. A good, recent memory.
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A short clip from the new film
Browsing the archives
The Boston Camerata performs “The Sacred Bridge” at the Cluny Museum, Paris, circa 1994.
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“SPECTACULAR, LUSTY, DELIGHTFUL”
A review of “Lovely Vine” from the Boston Musical Intelligencer: “Ingalls, Camerata and the American Folk Hymn”
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“THE CAMERATA’S WONDERFUL PROGRAM”
David Weininger reviews “Boston Camerata at Old West Church” in the Boston Globe.
Tom Malone and Joel Cohen leading a sing-along
Tom Malone and Joel Cohen leading a post-concert sing of Ingalls’ “Northfield.”
Sing-along at Old West Church
Our friends from the fasola community join with Camerata singers and audience members in a post-concert tribute to Jeremiah Ingalls. The leader is Tom Malone.
