Chatham Baroque has just released their 2025-2026 season!

Co-Artistic Director, Scott Pauley, discusses the upcoming season with Anna Singer. The season kicks off in October with a performance of Beethoven's Opus One. In November, Chatham Baroque's core trio performs some German and Austrian Baroque music at the Teutonia Mannerchor, a perfect venue to enjoy music with a drink! They cap off the year of 2025 with a holiday concert, A Corelli Christmas, at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland. This program includes a larger ensemble, with music by Corelli, Handel, Vivaldi, and many more.

In 2026, they will have a program celebrating Queen Christina of Sweden's life through French and Italian Baroque music. Soprano, Pascale Beaudin, makes a return. In February, The Lisette Project features early Haitian creole music with guests Jean-Bernard Cerin and Michele Kennedy. In March, they celebrate Bach's birthday with some of his chamber music offerings. Chatham Baroque caps off their new season with a performance by the Tiburtina Ensemble, an acapella group that performs music of Hildegard von Bingen.

Early bird subscription pricing is available until July 29th. Single Tickets go on sale on August 1st.

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