Early Music Now

Early Music Now is dedicated to the creation of lively connections with the past through historically informed presentations of music composed before 1800.

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Tickets for our 35th Anniversary Season are now on sale! Read about the season and purchase subscriptions or single tickets: https://t.co/DNk0ilwOBl

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This commissioned concert/documentary video from Infusion Baroque describes what it's been like for artists during COVID times, and discusses the history of women composers and performers of the 17th and 18th centuries. https://t.co/wpPJC3fKrK

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Andrew Larsen discusses the roles of women in Medieval society, and the life experiences of everyday people in Medieval Europe. He also explores the role of everyday women in marriage and courtly love. This lecture features soprano Jackie Willis. https://t.co/liSqBkV2ci

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Scott Metcalfe's lecture about Guillaume de Machaut is now available! https://t.co/EjPCFjYFy8

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We're excited to announce the release of our commissioned short film, "Sleep Hath Its Own World"! https://t.co/W6hNzXTTBX

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Exciting news! Early Music Now has commissioned a world-premiere short film that uses Milwaukee as its backdrop and features dancers and musicians based in Southeastern Wisconsin. It will be released next week--stay tuned!

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On "Jeopardy!" last night, Aaron Rodgers posed an answer about the early music instrument that was the forerunner of the trombone, and no one knew. Here's a short primer about the instrument, should you see Aaron Rodgers and need an ice-breaker: https://t.co/t8NbkfXN51

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Important information for House of Time and Blue Heron ticketholders: https://t.co/aHjnhGLnFX

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Unfortunately, we must cancel our April 4th concert by House of Time. Our ticket holders have been contacted, and no further tickets to this concert will be sold.

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Grateful for such a wonderful review in the @shepherdexpress ! https://t.co/uxG9ub0uWw

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Online & phone sales are now closed, but tickets will be sold in the 1st floor lobby of St. Joseph Center starting at 4:00 Saturday and 2:00 Sunday. See you there! https://t.co/tlrFe5Kmmc

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Michael Barndt's preview for the weekend is up! https://t.co/t58jID7mud

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Online & phone sales for Saturday's concert by The Marion Consort at Grace Lutheran are now closed, but tickets will be sold at the door beginning at 4:15. More information about the concert is available at https://t.co/E6DkhOK4Sb

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Thank you, @UrbanMilwaukee, for the preview! https://t.co/N4Eu8twsQ0

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We are sad to announce that Capella de la Torre is unable to appear on November 9, but we are pleased to welcome The Marion Consort in their stead,who will perform a program of lute songs of the English Renaissance: https://t.co/bBpKpcd8X2

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Did you know that @EarlyMusicNow has a chance to benefit from @paysbig’s #heartofcanalstreet Bingo game this year? https://t.co/Rw71MhJqdx

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Many thanks to Michael Barndt for this preview of tomorrow night's 5:00 concert by TENET! https://t.co/kNeo93M3wj

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Our 33rd Season opens October 12th at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, with TENET performing "The Sounds of Time: Songs of the Trouvères." Tickets and info at https://t.co/VKmusIEc8H

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Our 33rd season is on sale now! This link takes you to our Season-at-a-Glance page: https://t.co/fPL9F4NUQP Find subscriptions, individual tickets, and information about each concert under Our Season. We're excited to share another season of world-class early music with you!

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Read Michael Barndt's preview of tomorrow's concert! https://t.co/ZEsa726fSo