The ensemble is pleased to announce its 21st season of chamber music concerts. The season will feature a variety of composers, genres, and periods blending the masterworks of beloved composers with several exciting regional premieres.
Over the past several months, the organization has been redesigning its website with the aim of serving its audiences in new and exciting ways. The site is conceived to be a repository of resources for the early music aficionado and includes a wealth of articles and program notes, audio and video downloads, printed sheet music, and an online store among its offerings.
The ensemble is pleased to welcome violinist and violist Sarah Darling. Sarah performed several varied programs with the group this past season. Her performances drew enthusiasm and praise from audiences and critics alike. As a committed chamber music partner and creative artist, she brings a fresh and exciting voice to the ensemble. A versatile musician, Sarah is equally at home on the violin and viola.
First released in 1994, The Virtuoso Double Bass received much critical acclaim for its artistry and for the rediscovered repertoire it presents. The featured bassist David Sinclair is a true pioneer, having been the first player to revive the original tuning system and performance style necessary for the proper performance of the Viennese Classical bass repertoire.
Join the ensemble for a special outdoor performance on Sunday, July 19 at 4:00. The concert is part of the Longfellow National Historic Site’s 2009 Summer Festival series and is free and open to the public.
First released in 1994, The Virtuoso Double Bass received much critical acclaim for its artistry and for the rediscovered repertoire it presents. The featured bassist David Sinclair is a true pioneer, having been the first player to revive the original tuning system and performance style necessary for the proper performance of the Viennese Classical bass repertoire.
Join the ensemble for a special outdoor performance on Sunday, July 19 at 4:00. The concert is part of the Longfellow National Historic Site’s 2009 Summer Festival series and is free and open to the public. 
