…is in your address book so these do not get sent to your spam folder. Pre-concert lectures and post-concert receptions (subscribers only) will be held on Zoom at a prescribed date and time, and concert videos will be streamed on our website. No account or sign-up is needed to access these links, but they will all be password-protected for security reasons; the password will be included in the aforementioned email. Once a concert date has passed,…
Going steady, 1340’s-style Lincoln Kaye, Vancouver Observer | March 24, 2019 Blue Heron’s sure instinct [sic] are true, deep scholarship and theatrical flair made for a gratifying dive into the funny, touching, unnervingly recognizable psychology of a love-addled brain from seven centuries ago. Read the full review > Blue Heron’s Ockeghem Delights CJ Ru, The Boston Musical Intelligencer | March 11, 2019 At once cerebral, sensitive, and sensual, t…
…onal Church (United Church of Christ) 265 College Street Burlington, VT 05401 Tickets will also be available at the door (subject to availability). Blue Heron comes to the hometown of its director, Scott Metcalfe, to present a program of 15th-century Franco-Flemish music designed for the exhibition at the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal entitled “Resplendissantes enluminures: Livres d’heures du XIIIe au XVIe siècle dans les collections du Québec…
…e’s first publication, Madrigali a Cinque Voci of 1542, is revelatory. In 2015 the Blue Heron ensemble and UC Davis scholar Jessie Ann Owens were jointly given the Noah Greenberg Award from the American Musicological Society. It supported the collaboration that led to this recording. The result is a model of how performers, scholars, and record labels work together to bring unknown music to life.… This music could have no greater champions. Gramop…
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Blue Heron is engaged in the exploration of Renaissance and medieval vocal music, putting the study of original sources in the service of vivid live performance. Widely regarded as the finest ensemble of its type in North America, Blue Heron presents a subscription series in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and a catalog of exceptional recordings is available on the Blue Heron label. The ensemble’s accolades include the 2018 Gramophone Classical Music Award for Early Music, making Blue Heron the first group from outside Europe to receive the award; the Noah Greenberg Award from the American Musicological Society; and the Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik. Touring engagements have taken the group across the United States as well as to Canada and England. Blue Heron is early music for the 21st century.
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