CSEM's 2026-27 Concert Season

Next season, CSEM offers intimate, accessible, and musician-driven Early Music concerts and events with a mission to dissolve artificial barriers between performers, scholars, audiences and music lovers of all ages.

Pay-What-You-Can concerts in Cambridge & Greater Boston

The Langostino Trio

Stradella, Bononcini & Bach with Phoebe Carrai, cello; Cynthia Roberts, violin; Peter Sykes, harpsichord

November 6-8, 2026
Venues TBA

A Pilgrim's Solace

Dowland and his Italian contemporaries with Sophie Michaux, mezzo-soprano and Dani Zanuttini-Frank, lute

January 15-17, 2027
Venues TBA

A Schubertiade

With Sylvia Berry, fortepiano; Tess Wakim, soprano; Aaron Sheehan, tenor

April 8-10, 2027
Venues TBA

Ticketing:

To ensure our concerts are accessible to all, our three 2026-27 Concert Season programs will be Pay-What-You-Can, with a suggested donation of $30/person. 

Ticket income alone does not begin to cover concert expenses. A donation supports CSEM in bringing acclaimed ensembles and musicians to community venues in the Greater Boston area, providing high-level engaging public programs, and welcoming audiences of all means. We hope you will consider joining one of our supporter levels when planning to attend:

Guardian – $100
1 ticket with a contribution which meets our concert expenses, guards CSEM’s future, and helps us to bring early music to all

Sustainer – $75
1 ticket with a contribution which sustains high-level presentations by meeting concert expenses

Patron – $50
 1 ticket with a contribution which supports some concert expenses such as musician fees

Supporter – $25
1 ticket with a contribution which supports some concert expenses such as musician fees

Friend – $10
1 ticket with a contribution

Venues:

Venues TBA

For our concerts in Beverly Farms, CSEM is proud to partner with the St. John’s Concert Series. Learn more about their Series and events by clicking here!