Fine Arts Venues

HOLIDAY POPS

Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra
Keith Lockhart, conductor

Sat, Dec 3, 8:00 pm


Celebrate the magic of the season with “America’s orchestra,” the most recorded and arguably the most beloved orchestra in the country. Perfect for music lovers of all ages, treat yourself to this beloved annual tradition at Jorgensen, bursting with holiday music favorites and a surprise visit by jolly old St. Nick.

https://jorgensen.uconn.edu/Online/article/holiday-pops-22

THE BOSTON CAMERATA:
A Medieval Christmas
- Hodie Christus Natus Est

Lenard Chamber Music Event

Tue, Dec 6, 7:30 pm

Anne Azéma, voice, hurdy gurdy, bells, direction
Camila Parias, voice
Deborah Rentz-Moore, voice
Allison Monroe, vielle, voice
Christa Patton, harp, winds

The Boston Camerata occupies a unique place in the densely populated universe of European and American early music ensembles. Camerata’s distinguished rank stems partly from its longevity. Founded in 1954 as an adjunct to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts’ musical instruments collection, Camerata is now one of the longest-lived early music ensembles to be vigorously functioning in the present day. The Boston Camerata brings its program A Medieval Christmas – Hodie Christus Natus Est to the Jorgensen stage, performing the magnificent seasonal music of the Middle Ages to share the deepest, joyful Christmas message of good tidings and peace on Earth.

The UConn Collegium Musicum, under the direction of Dr. Eric Rice (Music Department Head & Professor of Music History), will perform alongside The Boston Camerata for a section of their program.

https://jorgensen.uconn.edu/Online/article/the-boston-camerata