37 Seasons of Early Music
in the Finger Lakes and Central New York

A hub of musical activity in the 18^th century, Paris inspired and supported composers such as Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, Georg Phillip Telemann, Boismortier, and Couperin. In private salons, audiences mingled with musicians and heard the latest in musical styles.

Please note: The Saturday concert will take place at First...

The art and variety of the duet, for sopranos and violins, in music by Monteverdi, Barbara Strozzi, Handel, Purcell, Buxtehude, and American colonial composers Timothy Swan and John Antes.

The vision of Isabella d’Este, cultural and political influencer and patroness of the arts in renaissance Mantua. Music of Ockeghem, Cara, Tromboncino, and more.

Please note: The Saturday concert begins at 4:00pm

with guest ensemble Incantare

A captivating program of music for singers, violins, lutes, trombones, and organ from the Spanish Americas and beyond. With Florida as its starting point, this concert expands to Spanish territories throughout the Americas, including sonorous polyphony, upbeat villancicos, and stately dances from Mexico, France, Guatemala, Peru,...

Leon Schelhase, solo harpsichord. Featuring the dazzling freedom of Bach’s keyboard toccatas, performed alongside works by Buxtehude and Frescobaldi that inspired and shaped the form. This solo harpsichord program explores the drama, variety, and improvisatory spirit of the stylus fantasticus.