Soprano soloist at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross

performed during Mass
Masses are open to the public and will also be broadcast.
Visit bostoncathedral.com for more information.

with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble

In the spirit of Nightingale's October performance exploring the development of Massachusetts' Quabbin Reservoir, the 'Gales turn their attention to the rest of the State's water-shaped history. Beginning with the creation of Cape Cod and the Islands as told by Massachusetts' indigenous communities, Nightingale also explores the geological formation before examining other important moments. The first Europeans from across the ocean to the waves of Irish immigration to Boston, the vast whaling and fishing industries that shaped local economies, and even present day ecological politics that will inform the Bay State's future -- all of these and more come together to create a rich musical representation of our beloved New England home.

Project Produced by Joshua Glassman

with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble

In the spirit of Nightingale's October performance exploring the development of Massachusetts' Quabbin Reservoir, the 'Gales turn their attention to the rest of the State's water-shaped history. Beginning with the creation of Cape Cod and the Islands as told by Massachusetts' indigenous communities, Nightingale also explores the geological formation before examining other important moments. The first Europeans from across the ocean to the waves of Irish immigration to Boston, the vast whaling and fishing industries that shaped local economies, and even present day ecological politics that will inform the Bay State's future -- all of these and more come together to create a rich musical representation of our beloved New England home.

Project Produced by Joshua Glassman

with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble

In the spirit of Nightingale's October performance exploring the development of Massachusetts' Quabbin Reservoir, the 'Gales turn their attention to the rest of the State's water-shaped history. Beginning with the creation of Cape Cod and the Islands as told by Massachusetts' indigenous communities, Nightingale also explores the geological formation before examining other important moments. The first Europeans from across the ocean to the waves of Irish immigration to Boston, the vast whaling and fishing industries that shaped local economies, and even present day ecological politics that will inform the Bay State's future -- all of these and more come together to create a rich musical representation of our beloved New England home.

Project Produced by Joshua Glassman

FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH ORCHESTRA World Tour AWR Music Productions and Square Enix are proud to introduce FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH Orchestra World Tour, an electrifying new concert based entirely on the groundbreaking game from SQUARE ENIX. Experience all new symphonic arrangements of the music of FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH including beloved scores by Nobuo Uematsu and exciting new contributions from Mitsuto Suzuki and Masashi Hamauzu all performed by an orchestra and chorus of over 100 musicians led by renowned conductors Arnie Roth and Eric Roth. With stunning, high-definition video scenes created exclusively for this production by SQUARE ENIX, immerse yourself in the world of one of the most visionary games of all time with this sensational multimedia concert experience!

with Hesperus on the GEMS Midtown Concert Series

Tina Chancey ~ viol, vielle, rebec, kamenj
Barbara Allen Hill ~ soprano
Daniel Meyers ~ recorders, bagpipe, flutes, sackbutt, percussion
Cameron Welke ~ lute

Hesperus celebrates its reincarnation as an Early Music Improv Collective with a program spotlighting the largest surviving collection of instrumental pieces before 1450, the Faenza Codex. The concert will feature performances of ten of the original French, Italian and English original pieces, their ornamented Faenza versions, and the musicians’ own improvisations in Faenza Codex-style.

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Multiverse Inaugural Concert at the Phillips Auditorium
Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian

CfA Resident Composer David Ibbett and the Multiverse Soloists perform movements from his evolving First Billion Years Symphony, together with songs from Voice of the Universe.

The musicians are joined by scientist Dr. Matt Ashby, Chair of the Center for Astrophysics' Optical and Infrared Astronomy Division. Together, musicians and scientist will shine a light on the mysteries of the cosmic dark ages as revealed by the James Webb Space Telescope.

Concert free with limited capacity

Soloist on the King’s Chapel Tuesday Recitals Series

Barbara Allen Hill, soprano
Sheila Beardslee, recorder
Douglas Freundlich, lute
Alice Mroszczyk, viola da gamba

soloist with Musica Maestrale

Barbara Allen Hill, soprano
Daniel Meyers, recorders
Hideki Yamaya, Renaissance lute and theorbo

The program will highlight court songs of 17th-century France. These songs were primarily meant for private consumption by the nobility, and shows a tender, intimate side of early- to mid-Baroque music. They express sentiments of loss, longing, and heartbreak—very relatable subjects even to us, who are separated from the original intended audience through time and social status. Composers represented include Étienne Moulinié, Sébastien Le Camus, and Michel Lambert.

The performance will be interspersed with informative and entertaining explanations of the music, composers, and instruments. There will also be a Q&A session at the end.

Admission: Pay-what-you-can at the door
Advance premium tickets: $20 general/$10 student and youth

soloist with Musica Maestrale

Barbara Allen Hill, soprano
Daniel Meyers, recorders
Hideki Yamaya, Renaissance lute and theorbo

The program will highlight court songs of 17th-century France. These songs were primarily meant for private consumption by the nobility, and shows a tender, intimate side of early- to mid-Baroque music. They express sentiments of loss, longing, and heartbreak—very relatable subjects even to us, who are separated from the original intended audience through time and social status. Composers represented include Étienne Moulinié, Sébastien Le Camus, and Michel Lambert.

The performance will be interspersed with informative and entertaining explanations of the music, composers, and instruments. There will also be a Q&A session at the end.

Admission: Pay-what-you-can at the door
Advance premium tickets: $20 general/$10 student and youth

soloist with Musica Maestrale

Barbara Allen Hill, soprano
Daniel Meyers, recorders
Hideki Yamaya, Renaissance lute and theorbo

The program will highlight court songs of 17th-century France. These songs were primarily meant for private consumption by the nobility, and shows a tender, intimate side of early- to mid-Baroque music. They express sentiments of loss, longing, and heartbreak—very relatable subjects even to us, who are separated from the original intended audience through time and social status. Composers represented include Étienne Moulinié, Sébastien Le Camus, and Michel Lambert.

The performance will be interspersed with informative and entertaining explanations of the music, composers, and instruments. There will also be a Q&A session at the end.

Admission: Pay-what-you-can at the door
Advance premium tickets: $20 general/$10 student and youth

Soprano cantor at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston

Soprano cantor at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston

with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble

Experience the extraordinary on December 21st as Nightingale Vocal Ensemble presents SOLSTICE. Featuring original new music and sound installations by frequent Nightingale collaborators Angela Yam and Nicholas Ford, SOLSTICE invites you to dissolve the boundaries between audience and performer and embrace a collective act of creation with the members of Nightingale. Celebrate the winter solstice—a time of community, ritual, and feasting—by coming together on the darkest night of the year to embrace mysteries and magic stretching back to the dawn of human history. Join us as we ask the Sun to return in an evening of music-making like no other.

Project Produced by Nicholas Ford

with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble

Experience the extraordinary on December 21st as Nightingale Vocal Ensemble presents SOLSTICE. Featuring original new music and sound installations by frequent Nightingale collaborators Angela Yam and Nicholas Ford, SOLSTICE invites you to dissolve the boundaries between audience and performer and embrace a collective act of creation with the members of Nightingale. Celebrate the winter solstice—a time of community, ritual, and feasting—by coming together on the darkest night of the year to embrace mysteries and magic stretching back to the dawn of human history. Join us as we ask the Sun to return in an evening of music-making like no other.

Project Produced by Nicholas Ford

with Schola Cantorum of Boston presented by Museum Concerts RI

Schola Cantorum is joined by two treble viols and theorbo in presenting music of Marc-Antoine Charpentier, the premier French 17th C composer of sacred music.
The delightful cantata “In Nativitatem Domini” (1675) and his Litanies to the Virgin Mary are the centerpieces of the program, and a cappella Christmas motets by Josquin and Mouton help narrate the Christmas story.

with Schola Cantorum of Boston

Schola Cantorum is joined by two treble viols and theorbo in presenting music of Marc-Antoine Charpentier, the premier French 17th C composer of sacred music.
The delightful cantata “In Nativitatem Domini” (1675) and his Litanies to the Virgin Mary are the centerpieces of the program, and a cappella Christmas motets by Josquin and Mouton help narrate the Christmas story.

$30 General admission; $10 Students / low income

Cash, Check or Venmo at the door only

with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble

Join us for a captivating and spine-tingling evening at First Parish In Lincoln as five vocalists and narrator bring Edgar Allan Poe's chilling tale to life through mesmerizing choral performances set to the haunting music of Gesualdo in The Cask of Amontillado - a Choral Drama. Most infamous for murdering his wife and her lover (and well known for his dissonant Italian Renaissance polyphonic music), Gesualdo pairs perfectly with the macabre writing for which Poe is most famous. Immerse yourself in the dramatic storytelling and powerful harmonies that will transport you to another world. Don't miss this unique fusion of literature and music.

Vocalists: Barbara Allen Hill, Benjamin Perry, Nathan Halbur, Erin Hogan and Angela Yam

Narrator: David Elliott

with DREAMGLOW

Join DREAMGLOW for the next chapter of the SLUMBER PARTY tour, featuring dancer Cassie Wang, and production design by artist/sculptor Yolanda He Yang. Enter an ethereal sonic universe of original compositions, reimagined classics, and exploratory improvisations, including songs from DREAMGLOW’s debut EP mélo-fi. Sit back, relax, and bask in a night of dreamy classical lo-fi.

with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble

Blue sun, far off, a watery vein
In the cloud belt. — Todd Hearon (Atlantis)

Nightingale Vocal Ensemble presents the New England premiere of Gregory Brown's 2017 cantata un/bodying/s in Boston and Amherst, MA on Oct 19/20, 2024. The piece, scored for 24 voices and set to text by local New England poet Todd Hearon, explores the history and future of the four 'drowned towns' that were 'disincorporated' to make way for the Quabbin Reservoir and provide water for Greater Boston. In providing water for our cities the difficult choices of the past ripple into the future as we confront our shared climate crisis. Also on the program will be Land-locked for double-choir, along with historic and modern works from the shape-note tradition.
Project Produced by Gregory W Brown and Benjamin Perry

with Nightingale Vocal Ensemble

Blue sun, far off, a watery vein
In the cloud belt. — Todd Hearon (Atlantis)

Nightingale Vocal Ensemble presents the New England premiere of Gregory Brown's 2017 cantata un/bodying/s in Boston and Amherst, MA on Oct 19/20, 2024. The piece, scored for 24 voices and set to text by local New England poet Todd Hearon, explores the history and future of the four 'drowned towns' that were 'disincorporated' to make way for the Quabbin Reservoir and provide water for Greater Boston. In providing water for our cities the difficult choices of the past ripple into the future as we confront our shared climate crisis. Also on the program will be Land-locked for double-choir, along with historic and modern works from the shape-note tradition.
Project Produced by Gregory W Brown and Benjamin Perry

with DREAMGLOW band

Behind VA Shadows Summer Potluck Party

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with Vermont Chamber Artists

SPHERE: THE FULL 360 - A multi-sensory immersive choral concert experience
Burlington, VT - Vermont Academy of Choral Music is proud to announce an innovative benefit concert, SPHERE: A FULL 360, set to transform audiences’ perceptions of choral music while supporting a vital cause. This groundbreaking event is not just a concert but a multi-dimensional journey through life’s profound themes, utilizing the concept of a sphere to explore unity, diversity, and the human experience in its entirety.

The concert boasts collaborations with esteemed composers such as Paul Mealor, Henrik Dahlgren, Dale Trumbore, and Dr. Justin Rito, among others. The result is a unique program for an all-treble choir, interspersed with poetry and other excerpts, crafting a multidimensional cantata that embodies the concert’s spherical theme.

with Vermont Chamber Artists

SPHERE: THE FULL 360 - A multi-sensory immersive choral concert experience
Burlington, VT - Vermont Academy of Choral Music is proud to announce an innovative benefit concert, SPHERE: A FULL 360, set to transform audiences’ perceptions of choral music while supporting a vital cause. This groundbreaking event is not just a concert but a multi-dimensional journey through life’s profound themes, utilizing the concept of a sphere to explore unity, diversity, and the human experience in its entirety.

The concert boasts collaborations with esteemed composers such as Paul Mealor, Henrik Dahlgren, Dale Trumbore, and Dr. Justin Rito, among others. The result is a unique program for an all-treble choir, interspersed with poetry and other excerpts, crafting a multidimensional cantata that embodies the concert’s spherical theme.

with Vermont Chamber Artists

SPHERE: THE FULL 360 - A multi-sensory immersive choral concert experience
Burlington, VT - Vermont Academy of Choral Music is proud to announce an innovative benefit concert, SPHERE: A FULL 360, set to transform audiences’ perceptions of choral music while supporting a vital cause. This groundbreaking event is not just a concert but a multi-dimensional journey through life’s profound themes, utilizing the concept of a sphere to explore unity, diversity, and the human experience in its entirety.

The concert boasts collaborations with esteemed composers such as Paul Mealor, Henrik Dahlgren, Dale Trumbore, and Dr. Justin Rito, among others. The result is a unique program for an all-treble choir, interspersed with poetry and other excerpts, crafting a multidimensional cantata that embodies the concert’s spherical theme.

Soloist with the Black Hole Symphony Orchestra

Join us to explore the unfolding story of supermassive black holes as engines of gravity, light, and creation sky at our Community Outdoor Astronomy Night! This free event, in partnership with the Center for Astrophysics Harvard & Smithsonian and the Multiverse Concert Series, is your chance to embark on a celestial adventure for the whole family.

Black Hole Symphony is a symphonic journey through spacetime, performed by a live chamber orchestra. This concert is a unique collaboration between astrophysicists of the Harvard-Smithsonian CFA and Black Hole Initiative with the musicians of the Multiverse Concert Series. Composer David Ibbett has sonified the light of black hole galaxies as musical notes and chords, woven into a dramatic electro-symphonic score.

Soloist & Ensemble

In Celebration of Patrick "Paddy" Swanson

For over 34 years, Patrick “Paddy” Swanson has uplifted Revels as Artistic Director, infusing every production and community event with his creativity, vision, and dedication to cross-cultural artistic traditions. Now join Revels as we celebrate Paddy’s legacy in Harvard University’s historic Sanders Theatre, the home to 34+ Paddy-helmed productions of Christmas and Midwinter Revels. 

Tickets are available for Swansong alone for $50/ticket ($30 for children/students). Add on access to Paddy’s Pub with our Songbird package at $350/ticket.

All proceeds from the Swansong fundraiser support the Artistic Success Fund, in honor of Paddy Swanson.  

Presented by Twenty Summers & Cape Symphony Presents

Join Mike Sullivan and friends in a concert featuring masked performances of Stephen Sondheim repertoire with other choral and musical theater works. With performers wearing masks and custom clothing designs, Faces of Celebration meets at the intersection of music, fashion, and art, and will explore the variety of ways in which we engage with storytelling and creative expression. The concert will be a two act performance, consisting of local and visiting singers and instrumentalists.

A cozy musical slumber party. Lush vocal harmonies, atmospheric percussion, and dreamy ambiance.

Bringing your own pillows and blankets highly encouraged!

Featuring songs from DREAMGLOW’s debut album MÉLO-FI, plus brand new songs, and free improvisation in the style of DREAMGLOW’s live show PHOTOPLAY.

dreamglowband.bandcamp.com/album/m-lo-fi

Vocals: Nathan Halbur, Angela Yam, Bobbie Hill, Erin Hogan, Morgan Mastrangelo, Ben Perry

Percussion: Denver Nuckolls

Tickets at the door - Venmo & cash accepted $15