Boston Early Music Festival Presents: Pacific Musicworks with Danielle Reutter-Harrah, soprano
Jordan Hall

$25
In-Person Event
Open to the Public

Murder, Mayhem, Melancholy, and Madness: Music of Dowland, William Lawes, Purcell, and others
GRAMMY winner Stephen Stubbs brings Pacific MusicWorks to Boston for their BEMF début in a musical journey into the atmosphere and aftermath of the English Civil War. The years leading up to the start of the war in 1642 were full of riotous discord, reflected in the popular “Broadside Ballads.” At the same moment, William Lawes, the greatest English musical genius between Dowland and Purcell, was producing vocal and instrumental music of unparalleled beauty. Lawes would lose his life in battle, but his musical legacy achieved the perfect balance of emotion, words, and music. Sensational soprano Danielle Reutter-Harrah joins the ensemble for a fascinating program that sheds insight into this turbulent period.
Please reach out to BEMF's Box Office with any questions regarding programming or ticketing details for the 2025 Festival at 617-661-1812.
GRAMMY winner Stephen Stubbs brings Pacific MusicWorks to Boston for their BEMF début in a musical journey into the atmosphere and aftermath of the English Civil War. The years leading up to the start of the war in 1642 were full of riotous discord, reflected in the popular “Broadside Ballads.” At the same moment, William Lawes, the greatest English musical genius between Dowland and Purcell, was producing vocal and instrumental music of unparalleled beauty. Lawes would lose his life in battle, but his musical legacy achieved the perfect balance of emotion, words, and music. Sensational soprano Danielle Reutter-Harrah joins the ensemble for a fascinating program that sheds insight into this turbulent period.
Please reach out to BEMF's Box Office with any questions regarding programming or ticketing details for the 2025 Festival at 617-661-1812.
Artist(s)
Tekla Cunningham, violin
David Morris, viola da gamba
Maxine Eilander, Baroque harp
Stephen Stubbs, lute & Baroque guitar