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Thursday, May 30

The House of the Seven Gables in Salem is hosting a chamber music concert next month to raise funds for its immigrant-focused settlement program.

Grammy-nominated countertenor (and Jamaica Plain resident) Reginald Mobley and baroque violinist Rachel Podger co-curated a program featuring three composers who called London home.

Heard on Main Street: Ever wonder? Why is it lemon juice contains mostly artificial ingredients, but dishwashing liquid contains real lemons? The issue of sea level rise may be one of the most pressing for our Island. We know that the high school and Charter School kids are gathering with folks from Mass Audubon Felix […]

The Handel & Haydn Society will perform a recital to benefit Navigator Homes of Martha’s Vineyard on Sunday, Jan. 15, at 3 pm. Guy Fishman, principal cellist of the Handel & Haydn Society, along with Renée Hemsing, violist with Handel & Haydn, will lead the performance. They will perform Bach’s unaccompanied sonatas and suite 6, […]

The spectrum of classical music in these parts is extremely wide and varied. Art critic Lloyd Schwartz shares his list -- broken down by category -- of the notable musical performances he's looking forward to.

The Handel and Haydn ensemble, which performed at the Mahaiwe on June 29, included five violins (two first and three seconds), two violas, two cellos, bass, and harpsichord. The Handel and Haydn ensemble, which performed at the Mahaiwe on June 29, included five violins (two first and three seconds), two violas, two cellos, bass, and harpsichord.

Boston’s H+H symphony takes the idea of the orchestra all the way back to its historically informed roots, bringing Baroque music to the 21st century.

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photo courtesy of the Connecticut Early Music Society Published April 09. 2021 7:25AM  The Connecticut Early Music Society’s virtual concert on Sunday, April 18 will feature the professional debut of an 1814 Thomas Butcher square piano, recently donated to the New London Maritime Society by the Grady-Keith/Keith Schumacher family of Ledyard. Square pianos were developed in the mid-18th century, constructed as a rectangular wooden case with a shorter keyboard than modern pianos. CEMS artistic...