From June 11-18, 2017, Boston Early Music Festival will bring early music's brightest stars to the concert stages with its biennal weeklong Festival and Exhibition, recognized as "the world's leading festival of early music" (The Times, London).
This year, the 19th Festival will feature 2 operas, 18 concerts, an organ and a keyboard mini-festivals, fringe concerts and an exhibition. It will be the occasion to discover lots of French artists, including composer André Campra with Le Carnaval de Venise as the centerpiece opera of the Festival, harpischordists Béatrice Martin and Benjamin Alard, violist Christophe Coin, Ensemble Correspondances and the young virtuosos of Nevermind.
Boston Early Music Festival also features annual concert series in Boston and in New York City in collaboration with The Morgan Library and Museum.
This festival was also made possible by the generous support of the Institut Français.
Rediscovering and staging Puppet parodies for the King!