Tuesday, July 9
Fantasticus!
Guts Baroque: Sylvia Schwartz, violin, Rebecca Shaw, viola da gamba, with Andrus Madsen, harpsichord
Guts Baroque with featured guest Andrus Madsen will perform whimsical, varied, and fantastical instrumental music from the 17th-century courts of what is now Germany and Austria. Emperor Leopold I, himself a musician and composer, brought several prominent Italian musicians across the Alps to Vienna. These guests, including violin virtuoso Antonio Bertali, received good salaries and plenty of opportunities to perform, to compose, and to teach the new generation of German musicians the Stylus Fantasticus: the Italian style of purely instrumental fantasies made popular by Italian composers such as Girolamo Frescobaldi. Bertali’s student Johann Heinrich Schmelzer further developed the style, and his innovations helped spread it throughout what is now Germany, teaching and inspiring other prominent composers including Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber.
7:30pm - St. Anne's Episcopal Church, 147 Concord Rd. Lincoln, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Guts Baroque: Sylvia Schwartz, violin, Rebecca Shaw, viola da gamba, with Andrus Madsen, harpsichord
Guts Baroque with featured guest Andrus Madsen will perform whimsical, varied, and fantastical instrumental music from the 17th-century courts of what is now Germany and Austria. Emperor Leopold I, himself a musician and composer, brought several prominent Italian musicians across the Alps to Vienna. These guests, including violin virtuoso Antonio Bertali, received good salaries and plenty of opportunities to perform, to compose, and to teach the new generation of German musicians the Stylus Fantasticus: the Italian style of purely instrumental fantasies made popular by Italian composers such as Girolamo Frescobaldi. Bertali’s student Johann Heinrich Schmelzer further developed the style, and his innovations helped spread it throughout what is now Germany, teaching and inspiring other prominent composers including Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber.
7:30pm - St. Anne's Episcopal Church, 147 Concord Rd. Lincoln, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Wednesday, July 10
Fantasticus!
Guts Baroque: Sylvia Schwartz, violin, Rebecca Shaw, viola da gamba, with Andrus Madsen, harpsichord
Guts Baroque with featured guest Andrus Madsen will perform whimsical, varied, and fantastical instrumental music from the 17th-century courts of what is now Germany and Austria. Emperor Leopold I, himself a musician and composer, brought several prominent Italian musicians across the Alps to Vienna. These guests, including violin virtuoso Antonio Bertali, received good salaries and plenty of opportunities to perform, to compose, and to teach the new generation of German musicians the Stylus Fantasticus: the Italian style of purely instrumental fantasies made popular by Italian composers such as Girolamo Frescobaldi. Bertali’s student Johann Heinrich Schmelzer further developed the style, and his innovations helped spread it throughout what is now Germany, teaching and inspiring other prominent composers including Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber.
7:30pm - Chapel at West Parish, 210 Lowell St. Andover, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Guts Baroque: Sylvia Schwartz, violin, Rebecca Shaw, viola da gamba, with Andrus Madsen, harpsichord
Guts Baroque with featured guest Andrus Madsen will perform whimsical, varied, and fantastical instrumental music from the 17th-century courts of what is now Germany and Austria. Emperor Leopold I, himself a musician and composer, brought several prominent Italian musicians across the Alps to Vienna. These guests, including violin virtuoso Antonio Bertali, received good salaries and plenty of opportunities to perform, to compose, and to teach the new generation of German musicians the Stylus Fantasticus: the Italian style of purely instrumental fantasies made popular by Italian composers such as Girolamo Frescobaldi. Bertali’s student Johann Heinrich Schmelzer further developed the style, and his innovations helped spread it throughout what is now Germany, teaching and inspiring other prominent composers including Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber.
7:30pm - Chapel at West Parish, 210 Lowell St. Andover, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Thursday, July 11
J.S. Bach: The Three Partitas for Solo Violin
Performance and Commentary - Daniel Stepner, Artistic Director, Baroque Violin
7pm - Slosberg Music Center, Brandeis University, 415 South St. Waltham, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Performance and Commentary - Daniel Stepner, Artistic Director, Baroque Violin
7pm - Slosberg Music Center, Brandeis University, 415 South St. Waltham, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Fantasticus!
Guts Baroque: Sylvia Schwartz, violin, Rebecca Shaw, viola da gamba, with Andrus Madsen, harpsichord
Guts Baroque with featured guest Andrus Madsen will perform whimsical, varied, and fantastical instrumental music from the 17th-century courts of what is now Germany and Austria. Emperor Leopold I, himself a musician and composer, brought several prominent Italian musicians across the Alps to Vienna. These guests, including violin virtuoso Antonio Bertali, received good salaries and plenty of opportunities to perform, to compose, and to teach the new generation of German musicians the Stylus Fantasticus: the Italian style of purely instrumental fantasies made popular by Italian composers such as Girolamo Frescobaldi. Bertali’s student Johann Heinrich Schmelzer further developed the style, and his innovations helped spread it throughout what is now Germany, teaching and inspiring other prominent composers including Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber.
7:30pm - Lindsey Chapel at Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury St. Boston, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Guts Baroque: Sylvia Schwartz, violin, Rebecca Shaw, viola da gamba, with Andrus Madsen, harpsichord
Guts Baroque with featured guest Andrus Madsen will perform whimsical, varied, and fantastical instrumental music from the 17th-century courts of what is now Germany and Austria. Emperor Leopold I, himself a musician and composer, brought several prominent Italian musicians across the Alps to Vienna. These guests, including violin virtuoso Antonio Bertali, received good salaries and plenty of opportunities to perform, to compose, and to teach the new generation of German musicians the Stylus Fantasticus: the Italian style of purely instrumental fantasies made popular by Italian composers such as Girolamo Frescobaldi. Bertali’s student Johann Heinrich Schmelzer further developed the style, and his innovations helped spread it throughout what is now Germany, teaching and inspiring other prominent composers including Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber.
7:30pm - Lindsey Chapel at Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury St. Boston, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Saturday, July 13
J.S. Bach: The Three Partitas for Solo Violin
Performance and Commentary - Daniel Stepner, Artistic Director, Baroque Violin
6pm - Saint James Place, 352 Main St. Great Barrington, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Performance and Commentary - Daniel Stepner, Artistic Director, Baroque Violin
6pm - Saint James Place, 352 Main St. Great Barrington, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Tuesday, July 16
The 18th-century Salon: Music by Bach's Son
The Berlin Trio: Mary Oleskiewicz, flute, Georgina McKay Lodge, viola, David Schulenberg, fortepiano
The Berlin Trio will present a set of quartets featuring the enchanting and unusual instrumentation of flute, viola, and fortepiano. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach composed these distinctive quartets in 1788, and they embody the expressive and innovative style characteristic of Berlin court composers during this transitional period between the late Baroque and early Classical eras. The writing is equitable for all three instruments, with elegant motives and virtuosic embellishments gracefully exchanged between them. Autographs from arts patron Sara Levy’s personal library suggest that she commissioned these quartets for her salon, which served as a hub for intellectuals, attracting some of the most talented composers associated with King Frederick “the Great’s” court.
7:30pm - St. Anne's Episcopal Church, 147 Concord Rd. Lincoln, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
The Berlin Trio: Mary Oleskiewicz, flute, Georgina McKay Lodge, viola, David Schulenberg, fortepiano
The Berlin Trio will present a set of quartets featuring the enchanting and unusual instrumentation of flute, viola, and fortepiano. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach composed these distinctive quartets in 1788, and they embody the expressive and innovative style characteristic of Berlin court composers during this transitional period between the late Baroque and early Classical eras. The writing is equitable for all three instruments, with elegant motives and virtuosic embellishments gracefully exchanged between them. Autographs from arts patron Sara Levy’s personal library suggest that she commissioned these quartets for her salon, which served as a hub for intellectuals, attracting some of the most talented composers associated with King Frederick “the Great’s” court.
7:30pm - St. Anne's Episcopal Church, 147 Concord Rd. Lincoln, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Wednesday, July 17
The 18th-century Salon: Music by Bach's Son
The Berlin Trio: Mary Oleskiewicz, flute, Georgina McKay Lodge, viola, David Schulenberg, fortepiano
The Berlin Trio will present a set of quartets featuring the enchanting and unusual instrumentation of flute, viola, and fortepiano. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach composed these distinctive quartets in 1788, and they embody the expressive and innovative style characteristic of Berlin court composers during this transitional period between the late Baroque and early Classical eras. The writing is equitable for all three instruments, with elegant motives and virtuosic embellishments gracefully exchanged between them. Autographs from arts patron Sara Levy’s personal library suggest that she commissioned these quartets for her salon, which served as a hub for intellectuals, attracting some of the most talented composers associated with King Frederick “the Great’s” court.
7:30pm - Chapel at West Parish, 210 Lowell St. Andover, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
The Berlin Trio: Mary Oleskiewicz, flute, Georgina McKay Lodge, viola, David Schulenberg, fortepiano
The Berlin Trio will present a set of quartets featuring the enchanting and unusual instrumentation of flute, viola, and fortepiano. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach composed these distinctive quartets in 1788, and they embody the expressive and innovative style characteristic of Berlin court composers during this transitional period between the late Baroque and early Classical eras. The writing is equitable for all three instruments, with elegant motives and virtuosic embellishments gracefully exchanged between them. Autographs from arts patron Sara Levy’s personal library suggest that she commissioned these quartets for her salon, which served as a hub for intellectuals, attracting some of the most talented composers associated with King Frederick “the Great’s” court.
7:30pm - Chapel at West Parish, 210 Lowell St. Andover, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Thursday, July 18
The 18th-century Salon: Music by Bach's Son
The Berlin Trio: Mary Oleskiewicz, flute, Georgina McKay Lodge, viola, David Schulenberg, fortepiano
The Berlin Trio will present a set of quartets featuring the enchanting and unusual instrumentation of flute, viola, and fortepiano. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach composed these distinctive quartets in 1788, and they embody the expressive and innovative style characteristic of Berlin court composers during this transitional period between the late Baroque and early Classical eras. The writing is equitable for all three instruments, with elegant motives and virtuosic embellishments gracefully exchanged between them. Autographs from arts patron Sara Levy’s personal library suggest that she commissioned these quartets for her salon, which served as a hub for intellectuals, attracting some of the most talented composers associated with King Frederick “the Great’s” court.
7:30pm - Lindsey Chapel at Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury St. Boston, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
The Berlin Trio: Mary Oleskiewicz, flute, Georgina McKay Lodge, viola, David Schulenberg, fortepiano
The Berlin Trio will present a set of quartets featuring the enchanting and unusual instrumentation of flute, viola, and fortepiano. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach composed these distinctive quartets in 1788, and they embody the expressive and innovative style characteristic of Berlin court composers during this transitional period between the late Baroque and early Classical eras. The writing is equitable for all three instruments, with elegant motives and virtuosic embellishments gracefully exchanged between them. Autographs from arts patron Sara Levy’s personal library suggest that she commissioned these quartets for her salon, which served as a hub for intellectuals, attracting some of the most talented composers associated with King Frederick “the Great’s” court.
7:30pm - Lindsey Chapel at Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury St. Boston, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Side-by-Side-by-Sde: Schubert, Chopin, and Three Grand Pianos
David Hyun-su Kim, Piano, Guest Curator. Schubert Bb Sonata, D. 960. Chopin: Mosaic Suite in the Style of Clara Schumann.
7pm - Slosberg Music Center, Brandeis University, 415 South St. Waltham, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
David Hyun-su Kim, Piano, Guest Curator. Schubert Bb Sonata, D. 960. Chopin: Mosaic Suite in the Style of Clara Schumann.
7pm - Slosberg Music Center, Brandeis University, 415 South St. Waltham, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Saturday, July 20
Side-by-Side-by-Sde: Schubert, Chopin, and Three Grand Pianos
David Hyun-su Kim, Piano, Guest Curator. Schubert Bb Sonata, D. 960. Chopin: Mosaic Suite in the Style of Clara Schumann.
6pm - Saint James Place, 352 Main St. Great Barrington, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
David Hyun-su Kim, Piano, Guest Curator. Schubert Bb Sonata, D. 960. Chopin: Mosaic Suite in the Style of Clara Schumann.
6pm - Saint James Place, 352 Main St. Great Barrington, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Tuesday, July 23
Let's Make Arrangements
Sempervirens: Heloise Degrugillier, Daniel Meyers, Emily O’Brien, Roy Sansom, recorders
Sempervirens presents a brand new program spanning the Middle Ages to the present day. Four virtuoso recorder players join forces to perform music originally written for lute, organ, piano, voice, saxophone, and even symphony orchestra, all arranged to highlight the remarkable sound of the recorder consort. This highly varied repertoire includes vocal works by 15th-c. Franco-Flemish masters Busnois and Josquin, keyboard variations of Bach and Sweelinck, selections from Ligeti’s Bagatelles and Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, and dances ranging from the Medieval estampie to the Romantic tango. You’ll discover music that’s so compelling, Sempervirens just had to make arrangements to play it!
7:30pm - St. Anne's Episcopal Church, 147 Concord Rd. Lincoln, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Sempervirens: Heloise Degrugillier, Daniel Meyers, Emily O’Brien, Roy Sansom, recorders
Sempervirens presents a brand new program spanning the Middle Ages to the present day. Four virtuoso recorder players join forces to perform music originally written for lute, organ, piano, voice, saxophone, and even symphony orchestra, all arranged to highlight the remarkable sound of the recorder consort. This highly varied repertoire includes vocal works by 15th-c. Franco-Flemish masters Busnois and Josquin, keyboard variations of Bach and Sweelinck, selections from Ligeti’s Bagatelles and Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, and dances ranging from the Medieval estampie to the Romantic tango. You’ll discover music that’s so compelling, Sempervirens just had to make arrangements to play it!
7:30pm - St. Anne's Episcopal Church, 147 Concord Rd. Lincoln, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Wednesday, July 24
Let's Make Arrangements
Sempervirens: Heloise Degrugillier, Daniel Meyers, Emily O’Brien, Roy Sansom, recorders
Sempervirens presents a brand new program spanning the Middle Ages to the present day. Four virtuoso recorder players join forces to perform music originally written for lute, organ, piano, voice, saxophone, and even symphony orchestra, all arranged to highlight the remarkable sound of the recorder consort. This highly varied repertoire includes vocal works by 15th-c. Franco-Flemish masters Busnois and Josquin, keyboard variations of Bach and Sweelinck, selections from Ligeti’s Bagatelles and Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, and dances ranging from the Medieval estampie to the Romantic tango. You’ll discover music that’s so compelling, Sempervirens just had to make arrangements to play it!
7:30pm - Chapel at West Parish, 210 Lowell St. Andover, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Sempervirens: Heloise Degrugillier, Daniel Meyers, Emily O’Brien, Roy Sansom, recorders
Sempervirens presents a brand new program spanning the Middle Ages to the present day. Four virtuoso recorder players join forces to perform music originally written for lute, organ, piano, voice, saxophone, and even symphony orchestra, all arranged to highlight the remarkable sound of the recorder consort. This highly varied repertoire includes vocal works by 15th-c. Franco-Flemish masters Busnois and Josquin, keyboard variations of Bach and Sweelinck, selections from Ligeti’s Bagatelles and Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, and dances ranging from the Medieval estampie to the Romantic tango. You’ll discover music that’s so compelling, Sempervirens just had to make arrangements to play it!
7:30pm - Chapel at West Parish, 210 Lowell St. Andover, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Thursday, July 25
Sonata, What Do You Want From Me?
Julie Andrijeski, Guest Director, Violin, and ensemble. Sonatas and solo works from 1600-1713.
7pm - Slosberg Music Center, Brandeis University, 415 South St. Waltham, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Julie Andrijeski, Guest Director, Violin, and ensemble. Sonatas and solo works from 1600-1713.
7pm - Slosberg Music Center, Brandeis University, 415 South St. Waltham, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Let's Make Arrangements
Sempervirens: Heloise Degrugillier, Daniel Meyers, Emily O’Brien, Roy Sansom, recorders
Sempervirens presents a brand new program spanning the Middle Ages to the present day. Four virtuoso recorder players join forces to perform music originally written for lute, organ, piano, voice, saxophone, and even symphony orchestra, all arranged to highlight the remarkable sound of the recorder consort. This highly varied repertoire includes vocal works by 15th-c. Franco-Flemish masters Busnois and Josquin, keyboard variations of Bach and Sweelinck, selections from Ligeti’s Bagatelles and Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, and dances ranging from the Medieval estampie to the Romantic tango. You’ll discover music that’s so compelling, Sempervirens just had to make arrangements to play it!
7:30pm - Lindsey Chapel at Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury St. Boston, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Sempervirens: Heloise Degrugillier, Daniel Meyers, Emily O’Brien, Roy Sansom, recorders
Sempervirens presents a brand new program spanning the Middle Ages to the present day. Four virtuoso recorder players join forces to perform music originally written for lute, organ, piano, voice, saxophone, and even symphony orchestra, all arranged to highlight the remarkable sound of the recorder consort. This highly varied repertoire includes vocal works by 15th-c. Franco-Flemish masters Busnois and Josquin, keyboard variations of Bach and Sweelinck, selections from Ligeti’s Bagatelles and Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, and dances ranging from the Medieval estampie to the Romantic tango. You’ll discover music that’s so compelling, Sempervirens just had to make arrangements to play it!
7:30pm - Lindsey Chapel at Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury St. Boston, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Saturday, July 27
Sonata, What Do You Want From Me?
Julie Andrijeski, Guest Director, Violin, and ensemble. Sonatas and solo works from 1600-1713.
6pm - Saint James Place, 352 Main St. Great Barrington, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Julie Andrijeski, Guest Director, Violin, and ensemble. Sonatas and solo works from 1600-1713.
6pm - Saint James Place, 352 Main St. Great Barrington, MA
Advance Tickets $40/ Standard Admission: $50/ or pay-what-you-will
https://astonmagna.org/summer-festival/
Tuesday, July 30
Cantos y Suspiros
Xacarilla: Camila Parias, soprano, Christa Patton, harp, Jason Priset, guitar, Heloise Degrugillier, recorder, Dan Meyers, percussion
Xacarilla explores the sumptuous sound world of 17th-c. Spanish songs and dances. “Cantos y Suspiros” tells of the pleasures and treacheries of love as depicted in nature by the birds, wind, sea, and forest. This rich poetic landscape is illuminated by the music of master composers Juan Hidalgo, Juan de Návas, José Marín, Cristóbal Galán, Santiago de Murcia, Diego Fernández de Huete, and others. Selected songs from a collection held at the Hispanic Society of America in New York City round out the program. Colombian soprano Camila Parias’ crystalline tone joins eloquent plucked strings, plaintive winds, and colorful percussion to bring to life these rarely-heard love songs.
7:30pm - St. Anne's Episcopal Church, 147 Concord Rd. Lincoln, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Xacarilla: Camila Parias, soprano, Christa Patton, harp, Jason Priset, guitar, Heloise Degrugillier, recorder, Dan Meyers, percussion
Xacarilla explores the sumptuous sound world of 17th-c. Spanish songs and dances. “Cantos y Suspiros” tells of the pleasures and treacheries of love as depicted in nature by the birds, wind, sea, and forest. This rich poetic landscape is illuminated by the music of master composers Juan Hidalgo, Juan de Návas, José Marín, Cristóbal Galán, Santiago de Murcia, Diego Fernández de Huete, and others. Selected songs from a collection held at the Hispanic Society of America in New York City round out the program. Colombian soprano Camila Parias’ crystalline tone joins eloquent plucked strings, plaintive winds, and colorful percussion to bring to life these rarely-heard love songs.
7:30pm - St. Anne's Episcopal Church, 147 Concord Rd. Lincoln, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Wednesday, July 31
Cantos y Suspiros
Xacarilla: Camila Parias, soprano, Christa Patton, harp, Jason Priset, guitar, Heloise Degrugillier, recorder, Dan Meyers, percussion
Xacarilla explores the sumptuous sound world of 17th-c. Spanish songs and dances. “Cantos y Suspiros” tells of the pleasures and treacheries of love as depicted in nature by the birds, wind, sea, and forest. This rich poetic landscape is illuminated by the music of master composers Juan Hidalgo, Juan de Návas, José Marín, Cristóbal Galán, Santiago de Murcia, Diego Fernández de Huete, and others. Selected songs from a collection held at the Hispanic Society of America in New York City round out the program. Colombian soprano Camila Parias’ crystalline tone joins eloquent plucked strings, plaintive winds, and colorful percussion to bring to life these rarely-heard love songs.
7:30pm - Chapel at West Parish, 210 Lowell St. Andover, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series
Xacarilla: Camila Parias, soprano, Christa Patton, harp, Jason Priset, guitar, Heloise Degrugillier, recorder, Dan Meyers, percussion
Xacarilla explores the sumptuous sound world of 17th-c. Spanish songs and dances. “Cantos y Suspiros” tells of the pleasures and treacheries of love as depicted in nature by the birds, wind, sea, and forest. This rich poetic landscape is illuminated by the music of master composers Juan Hidalgo, Juan de Návas, José Marín, Cristóbal Galán, Santiago de Murcia, Diego Fernández de Huete, and others. Selected songs from a collection held at the Hispanic Society of America in New York City round out the program. Colombian soprano Camila Parias’ crystalline tone joins eloquent plucked strings, plaintive winds, and colorful percussion to bring to life these rarely-heard love songs.
7:30pm - Chapel at West Parish, 210 Lowell St. Andover, MA
Tickets $35/25/15/5
https://www.sohipboston.org/2024-concert-series