It’s a season of anniversaries for Musica da Camera. The five-member ensemble that specializes in medieval and Renaissance music will turn 50 on Jan. 16, and a month later, they will reach the 40-year ...

LUDUS and the Program in Medieval Studies present “Medieval Song and the Sounding of World, Body, and Imagination:” a lecture-performance by Sarah Kay and Concordian Dawn. “Almost everything we might ...

Medieval music opens a window into history, culture, and creativity for today’s learners. Using authentic sounds, instruments, and context, educators can make the Middle Ages vivid and relatable.

As a scholar and listener Drew Hartzell has more than a bit of perspective on the long traditions of Western music. The 83-year old retired University at Albany professor is an internationally ...

Flagellant songs and the “dancing plague” don’t exactly sound like a good time, but Bay Area early music group Cançonièr promises otherwise. “Choreomania: Music for the Dancing Plagues of Medieval and ...

‘A Gallery of Kings: Uses and Abuses of Power’ is a program meant to assure audiences that questions of the present have confronted people in the past By some measures, the modern-day Boston Camerata ...

Dust off your armour and get ready for the inaugural Gumeracha Medieval Concert, be prepared to witness folk-rock legends more.

Medieval music is finding a new audience online and bringing a burst of light to the often dismal and murky world of social media algorithms. The British-Burundian modern-day bard, Muco believes that ...

Operas is a medium built for sweeping tales and grand emotion. This fall, the LA Opera — partnering with Beth Morrison Projects — presents the world premiere of “Hildegard,” running at The Wallis from ...

The Rota Fortunae (Wheel of Fortune) as depicted in the Codex Buranus. There may be no greater sign of a piece of music’s cultural impact than how often it shows up in popular media like movies, shows ...