Join the Cincinnati Recorder Consort for a lunchtime concert as part of Christ Church Cathedral’s Music Live at Lunch series.

Join Heri et Hodie for a concert of music for Holy Week as part of Christ Church Cathedral’s Music Live at Lunch series.

Conducted by L. Brett Scott and Krista Cornish Scott. Featuring excerpts from Musikaliches Exequien and The Seven Last Words of Jesus on the Cross by Heinrich Schutz, these well-known works are interwoven by rarely performed gems from Sulpitia Cesis, Leone Leoni, Maria Perucona and Lucrezia Vizzana, sung from the balcony as a "cloistered" ensemble featuring Christopher Wilke, theorbo.

Come enjoy a little medieval music on your lunch break at Christ Church Cathedral’s “Music Live at Lunch” with Moyen Âge, a Cincinnati-based early music ensemble that’s been performing medieval music since 2017.

Sponsored by the Anerio Institute, the Oratory Singers & members of the Old St. Mary's Parish Orchestra will be performing the cantata cycle, 'Membra Jesu nostri patientis sanctissima', (The Most Holy Limbs of Our Suffering Jesus) written by the Danish Baroque composer and organist Dieterich Buxtehude (d. 1707), who was a major influence on the music of J.S. Bach.

Enjoy a world-class performance of Renaissance music from British ensemble Gallicantus in the beautiful setting and acoustic of St. Peter in Chains Basilica.

CCM's Vox Antiqua and guests perform Heinrich Schütz's affecting setting of funeral music, Musikalische Exequien, which displays the influence of Baroque opera and the Venetian polychoral tradition.

Elena Kraineva and Michael Delfín present a program for Viola d’Amore and Harpsichord. The audience will hear compositions by Heinrich Ignaz, Franz Biber, Christoph Graupner, Domenico Scarlatti, and more, including some of the earliest known compositions for string instruments.

Join Heri et Hodie, treble voice ensemble, for a concert of early and contemporary sacred works featuring women composers.

Rather than a single group, this Tapestry Concert will feature a variety of musicians from around Cincinnati performing early music sets of their choosing. Join us to celebrate the diverse talents of our Cincinnati early music community!

Join emcee Douglas Easterling at the Northwood Cider Co. for early music trivia and a sing-a-long of saucy music written by some unexpected beloved composers! This is an open event—all are welcome, from the hardcore Purcell fan to the merely "Baroque-curious.”

Immerse yourself in the world of Baroque music on your lunch break as talented Bach Ensemble musicians weave intricate harpsichord solos and captivating strings into a variety of timeless works.

In the solemn ambiance of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, immerse yourself in a sacred journey during our Bach Vespers. Featuring BWV 229, one of Bach’s awe-inspiring motets for double chorus, this evening transcends time and connects you to a rich tradition of spiritual contemplation.

From Herrad of Landberg in the twelfth century to Franz Joseph Haydn in the eighteenth, this oncert will explore themes of nature in early music for solo voice and harpsichord on the beautiful grounds of Hauck Botanic Garden.

Love singing early music? Let’s do it together! All are welcome to join. Bring a smartphone or tablet if you have one, and be sure to RSVP so we can have enough music and coffee to go around.

Harpsichordist Michael Delfín performs solo works by JS Bach, D'Anglebert, Mattheson, Scarlatti, and more.

Small ensembles—including a wind quintet, brass choir, and duets—as well as soloists (with piano) will perform music of the Baroque and Renaissance for each other as part of our music education program.

Hear the dulcet sounds of the lute, the growl of the hurdy gurdy, the sweet strings of the viol, and several other captivating instruments. Exciting and enchanting music of the 14th century played on instruments of the time.

This event has been canceled.

Join us at The Loon in Northside as we relaunch our yearly Early Music Rev! Some of the best music from the Baroque and earlier can be enjoyed in a lively bar environment.

Seven Hills Baroque’s second concert of their season will feature music which evokes the scenes and moods of winter: frost, icy winds, falling snow, and desolate landscapes. But winter is not always so bleak—we have also experienced the joy of playing in the snow, huddling around warm fires, and time spent around hearths and tables with loved ones. Experience these scenes and feelings—and more—through the lens of baroque music, performed on period instruments.

Christopher Wilke, baroque lute, performs "The Last Master": music of Bernhard Hagen. One of the last composers to write for the lute, Hagen left a rich body of sonatas known as much for their sweeping melodic style and dramatic changes of mood as well as for their extreme technical difficulty.

Harpsichordist Michael Delfín performs JS Bach's monumental Goldberg Variations for the opening concert of NKU's annual Winter Piano Pedagogy Conference.

Join Seven Hills Baroque (7HB) and the Flight88 Concert Series for Baroque and Brews, a concert graciously sponsored by Flight88, a recurring classical music series at Urban Artifact—a church turned taproom in Cincinnati’s Northside Neighborhood! Grab a pint and enjoy an exciting evening of music from the Baroque and early Classical eras.

Join Knox Presbyterian Church for their traditional worship service featuring music from Heinrich Schütz's Symphoniae Sacrae III of 1650 performed with soloists, choir, and period instruments.

Northwood Cider Co.’s Annual Wassail Celebration is back—with chant provided by Heri et Hodie, an intimate treble voice ensemble that revels in both medieval and modern music with an emphasis on the work of women composers. Come honor this age-old ritual with a modern twist.

Harpsichordist Michael Delfín performs as part of Trinity Episcopal Church’s Midday Musical Menu series.