In what has become the Washington Bach Consort’s signature work, you can enjoy this performance in the spectacular Music Center at Strathmore for what The Washington Post praises as a “splendid” and “joyful” rendering of Bach’s Christmas Oratorio. Of all seasonal offerings, this work is uniquely focused on the complete story of the Nativity. The Bach Consort is one of very few ensembles in the nation to present this beloved European tradition annually.

https://bachconsort.org/directors-series/#QuickLinksChristmasStory

The 75+ musicians (playing period instruments) who regularly contribute to Bach Vespers are some of the finest early musicians in the nation. Over fifty years, eight hundred worship services, thousands of candles, and two Grammy nominations later, having performed 158 of the 200 extant cantatas, Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity continues this series on many Sunday evenings from October to May.

https://www.holytrinitynyc.org/bach-vespers

The 75+ musicians (playing period instruments) who regularly contribute to Bach Vespers are some of the finest early musicians in the nation. Over fifty years, eight hundred worship services, thousands of candles, and two Grammy nominations later, having performed 158 of the 200 extant cantatas, Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity continues this series on many Sunday evenings from October to May.

https://www.holytrinitynyc.org/bach-vespers

The 75+ musicians (playing period instruments) who regularly contribute to Bach Vespers are some of the finest early musicians in the nation. Over fifty years, eight hundred worship services, thousands of candles, and two Grammy nominations later, having performed 158 of the 200 extant cantatas, Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity continues this series on many Sunday evenings from October to May.

https://www.holytrinitynyc.org/bach-vespers

I am very honored to be joining the Gesualdo 6 on tenor viol for this immersive concert experience!

Composer William Byrd was a covert Catholic facing brutal persecution during the Counter-Reformation in the 16th century. Hear Byrd’s Mass for Five Voices as he intended: sung for worship in strictest secrecy.

Early music phenoms The Gesualdo Six make their MB1800 debut from Britain in this landmark performance that continues to tour the world. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience this immersive staged mass inside the largest cathedral in the world.

https://mb1800.org/concert/secret-byrd/

I am very honored to be joining the Gesualdo 6 on tenor viol for this immersive concert experience!

Composer William Byrd was a covert Catholic facing brutal persecution during the Counter-Reformation in the 16th century. Hear Byrd’s Mass for Five Voices as he intended: sung for worship in strictest secrecy.

Early music phenoms The Gesualdo Six make their MB1800 debut from Britain in this landmark performance that continues to tour the world. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience this immersive staged mass inside the largest cathedral in the world.

https://mb1800.org/concert/secret-byrd/

I am very honored to be joining the Gesualdo 6 again on tenor viol for this immersive concert experience! Daily performances at 4:00 and 6:00 from October 31 to November 2.

Witness this extraordinary theatrical concert, which celebrates the 400 year legacy of William Byrd, one of England’s finest composers, through an immersive performance by candlelight. Byrd was a recusant Catholic writing secret masses to be sung by worshippers during the Reformation. These masses were held in people’s homes with smuggled priests and hidden Catholic artifacts. Byrd’s courage in using his art to allow people the freedom of belief inspires us today, when three quarters of the world’s population still live in countries engaging in some form of religious intolerance. Help us celebrate Byrd’s activism by entering a living museum – a concert experience like never before.

https://revels.org/event/secretbyrd/

The 75+ musicians (playing period instruments) who regularly contribute to Bach Vespers are some of the finest early musicians in the nation. Over fifty years, eight hundred worship services, thousands of candles, and two Grammy nominations later, having performed 158 of the 200 extant cantatas, Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity continues this series on many Sunday evenings from October to May.

https://www.holytrinitynyc.org/bach-vespers

2024 marks the 50th anniversary of the founding by Frederick Renz of the Early Music Foundation (EMF) and its performance arm, Early Music New York.

https://www.earlymusicny.org/purchase-tickets

I will be featured on Tenor Viola for this performance of Pistocchi’s oratorio Il Martirio di San Adriano (1692)

Moved to convert because of a miraculous sign, the Roman guard Adrian faces imperial persecution and death for embracing the Christian faith. His wife desires to share in his suffering and strengthens his resolve. The Academy’s semi-staged production stars the young Brazilian countertenor Victor Bento. A Western Hemisphere premiere.

https://sacreddrama.org/js_events/sweet-chains-2/

I will be featured on Tenor Viola for this performance of Pistocchi’s oratorio Il Martirio di San Adriano (1692)

Moved to convert because of a miraculous sign, the Roman guard Adrian faces imperial persecution and death for embracing the Christian faith. His wife desires to share in his suffering and strengthens his resolve. The Academy’s semi-staged production stars the young Brazilian countertenor Victor Bento. A Western Hemisphere premiere.

https://sacreddrama.org/js_events/sweet-chains/

I am very excited to be featured as soloist on Viola d’Amore for Telemann’s Concerto in E Major for Viola d’Amore, Oboe d’Amore, and Flute! This will be my debut with The Bach Choir of Bethlehem.

https://bach.org/event/bach-at-noon-october-8/

I am looking forward to playing both my 17th century alto and tenor violas on this concert!

A collage of some of the wonderful music from the pen of the Baroque genius, G. F. Handel, including Dixit Dominus, an early masterpiece for choir, soloists and orchestra, a concerto grosso featuring violinists Cynthia Roberts and Maria Romeo Ramos with cellist Arnie Tanimoto, and an organ concerto from Opus 4 originally performed by Handel himself. This performance will feature our new digital organ, with Marc Bellassai soloing at the keyboard.

https://www.mountainsidebaroque.org/handel

I am delighted to be playing tenor viola in this production!

A concert performance of Monteverdi’s beautiful 1639 opera with a stellar cast of 15 outstanding ARTEK singers.The story tells us of Ulysses (Richard Pittsinger) returning to his kingdom in Ithaca from his long travels, where his wife Penelope (Kim Leeds) and son Telemaco (Jonas Budris) do not know if he is alive or dead. Penelope, who is pressured to remarry, devises an archery contest for her suitors which is won by Ulisse with the aid of Minerva (Christina Kay), and Penelope and Ulisse are reunited in a heartfelt ending. Don’t miss this love story for all time, sung and accompanied brilliantly by ARTEK as a special 40th anniversary project.

https://artekearlymusic.org/concerts/2024-2025/monteverdi-il-ritorno-dulisse-3/

I am delighted to be playing tenor viola in this production!

A concert performance of Monteverdi’s beautiful 1639 opera with a stellar cast of 15 outstanding ARTEK singers.The story tells us of Ulysses (Richard Pittsinger) returning to his kingdom in Ithaca from his long travels, where his wife Penelope (Kim Leeds) and son Telemaco (Jonas Budris) do not know if he is alive or dead. Penelope, who is pressured to remarry, devises an archery contest for her suitors which is won by Ulisse with the aid of Minerva (Christina Kay), and Penelope and Ulisse are reunited in a heartfelt ending. Don’t miss this love story for all time, sung and accompanied brilliantly by ARTEK as a special 40th anniversary project.

https://artekearlymusic.org/concerts/2024-2025/monteverdi-il-ritorno-dulisse-2/

I am delighted to be playing tenor viola in this production!

A concert performance of Monteverdi’s beautiful 1639 opera with a stellar cast of 15 outstanding ARTEK singers.The story tells us of Ulysses (Richard Pittsinger) returning to his kingdom in Ithaca from his long travels, where his wife Penelope (Kim Leeds) and son Telemaco (Jonas Budris) do not know if he is alive or dead. Penelope, who is pressured to remarry, devises an archery contest for her suitors which is won by Ulisse with the aid of Minerva (Christina Kay), and Penelope and Ulisse are reunited in a heartfelt ending. Don’t miss this love story for all time, sung and accompanied brilliantly by ARTEK as a special 40th anniversary project.

https://artekearlymusic.org/concerts/2024-2025/monteverdi-il-ritorno-dulisse/

Bach’s masterful musical setting of the betrayal, trial, and crucifixion of Christ as told in the Gospel According to St Matthew, originally performed at the Thomaskirche in Leipzig during Good Friday services.

https://bluehillbach.org/2024-festival-programs/

I will be playing tenor viol in an intriguing survey of ravishing rarely-performed music by women composers from the Renaissance and Baroque eras including Settimia Caccini, Leonora Duarte, and Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre

https://bluehillbach.org/2024-festival-programs/

I will be playing tenor viola in this program including pieces by Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548 – 1611): Motet and Missa O Quam Gloriosum for choir with organ, as well as Agostino Steffani (1654 – 1728): Stabat Mater for choir and strings.

https://www.amherstearlymusic.org/festival-concert-series

We will close out the season with a performance featuring Juilliard faculty and violin virtuosa Cynthia Roberts as soloist. Along with the “4 Seasons” (and a surprise), the Scholars of St. Cecilia and soloists will join the instrumentalists for Vivaldi’s famous “Gloria.”

https://gopher-toucan-ng2d.squarespace.com/config/website/pages/5be5e8de4fa51adbae1cc679

Mountainside Baroque features Dan McCarthy & Arnie Tanimoto serenading us with the rich viola sounds of different types of “violas,” exquisitely performed on a variety of instruments.

https://www.mountainsidebaroque.org/copy-of-september-weekend-3