The Cambridge Society for Early Music

The Cambridge Society for Early Music was founded by the noted harpsichordist and musicologist Erwin Bodky, who introduced performances of pre-Classical European music to the general public at Harvard College in the late 1940s. Since Bodky's death in 1958, the CSEM has continued in the spirit of its founder to present performances of solo, chamber, choral, and orchestral music from the Middle Ages through the early 19th century.

Our mission is to entertain, enlighten, educate and, in general, promote the rich musical culture of five centuries of Western music occurring up to the early nineteenth century.

N.B. To see a listing of our Concert Series for 2007-2008, please click here.

SPECIAL EVENT: Masterclasses with Marten Root and Menno Van Delft (Click here for details)

For details of the special collaborative concert with the Boston Clavichord Society, click here.

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CSEM at BEMF: 2007 Awards and Concert, Saturday, June 16 (Click here for details)

History of the CSEM
CSEM Awards

Links to other early music organizations

For further information, contact the CSEM:

Telephone: 617-489-2062
Mail: P.O. Box 380-336, Cambridge, MA 02238-0336
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The Cambridge Society for Early Music gratefully acknowledges radio station WGBH for its generous support.