Molza: Music for a Muse
In this program, we celebrate the talents and accomplishments of Tarqunia Molza (1542-1617), the virtuosic soprano, viol player, and highly paid employee at the Este Court in Ferrara, who was […]
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“Musick’s Recreation”: At-Home Viol Playing in 17th Century Massachusetts
“Musick's Recreation:” At-Home Viol Playing in the 17th Century Massachusetts Since the onset of the pandemic, the home has become the center of musical activity for professional and amateur musicians […]
Beyond the Composer: Strategies for Curating Concerts that Bring Neglected Music-Makers into the Spotlight
Drawing on our experiences as a voice and viol duo, we will discuss strategies for curating non-composer-centric programs and for overcoming the challenges inherent in this kind of project. Presented […]
“Musick’s Recreation:” At-Home Viol Playing in 17th and 18th Century Massachusetts
Sudbury History Center and Museum 288 Old Sudbury Road, SudburyWe hope you'll join us at 6pm on Saturday, November 6 or 6pm on Saturday, November 20 at the Sudbury History Center and Museum to experience 17th and 18th century […]
$15
“Musick’s Recreation:” At-Home Viol-Playing in 17th and 18th Century Massachusetts
Sudbury History Center and Museum 288 Old Sudbury Road, SudburyWe hope you'll join us at 6pm on Saturday, November 6 or 6pm on Saturday, November 20 at the Sudbury History Center and Museum to experience 17th and 18th century […]
$15
“Musick’s Recreation:” At-Home Viol-Playing in 17th and 18th Century New England
East Central Community College UnionPresented by East Central Community College Matinee Series Join us in an exploration of at-home music making on the viol in 17th and early 18th century America. We will focus […]
“Musick’s Recreation:” At-Home Viol-Playing in 17th and 18th Century New England
First Congretational Church of St. Louis 6501 Wydown Blvd, ClaytonPresented by Early Music Missouri Tickets available at the door Join us in an exploration of at-home music making on the viol in 17th and early 18th century America. We […]
$20
Lyracle with Barbara Lambert
Colonial Society of Massachusetts 87 Mount Vernon Street, BostonLyracle joins historian Barbara Lambert, editor of Music in Colonial Massachusetts, to explore at-home music making on the viol in 17th and early 18th century America. An introduction by Barbara […]
Free
Molza: Music for a Muse
Person Recital Hall 181 E Cameron Ave, Chapel HillWe celebrate the talents and accomplishments of Tarqunia Molza (1542-1617), the virtuosic soprano, viol player, and highly paid employee at the Este Court in Ferrara, who was known for her […]
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Viol Vignettes: Music of Forgotten Viol Players
United First Parish Church 1306 Hancock St, QuincyGeneral Admission, $15; Seniors, Students, Children, $10 Tickets available online (Eventbrite) or at the door. "Viol Vignettes: Music of Forgotten Viol Players" tells the stories of viol players and singers […]
$10 – $15
Viol Vignettes: Music of Forgotten Viol Players
Chase Young Gallery 450 Harrison Ave, BostonGeneral Admission: $25 Tickets available online (Eventbrite) or at the door. "Viol Vignettes: Music of Forgotten Viol Players" tells the stories of viol players and singers whose musical experiences aren't […]
$25
Guest Presentation at UMass Amherst
Lyracle will present in an early music history course at the University of Massachusetts Amherst taught by Emiliano Ricciardi, whose Tasso in Music Project aided in the curation of our […]