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Dedicated to the creation of lively connections with the past

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Our 38th Season

October 26, 5:00 - The Queen's Six
November 23, 5:00 - Anne Azéma & Shira Kammen
Dec. 7 (5:00) / Dec. 8 (3:00) - Rachel Barton Pine & Guests
February 8, 5:00 - ModernMedieval Voices
March 1, 5:00 - Valencia Baryton Project
April 26, 5:00 - Magdalena

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Our Next Concert

March 1, 2025 - 5:00pm
The Valencia Baryton Project
A Haydn Collective
St. Paul's Episcopal Church (914 E. Knapp St.)

Founded by Matthew Baker, one of only a handful of baryton performers in the world, this trio ensemble specializes in the music of Franz Joseph Haydn, who composed over 120 works for the baryton during his time as court composer for Prince Esterhazy of Austria. The program includes other 18th-century compositions, along with contemporary works that welcome the baryton into the 21st century.

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Milwaukee Early Music

This coming season, we continue our Milwaukee Early Music series. Local professional musicians will perform three Thursday evening concerts at Milwaukee-area venues. The series features pay-what-you-wish admission at the door, with a suggested donation of $20. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Approximate program length is 60 minutes. The next concert on this series is March 20 at 7:00pm at Mitchell Street Arts.

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About Us

Founded in 1986, Early Music Now is the only concert series presenter in Wisconsin that focuses exclusively on historically informed performances of Medieval, Renaissance, and early Baroque Music.

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Support

As a friend of Early Music Now, you play a highly valued part in our continued success. Ticket revenue covers approximately 25% of the costs of presenting these world-class ensembles. We would welcome your tax-deductible donation of any size to help us control ticket prices, and to ensure the continuation of our outreach and education programs.

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What Is Early Music?

More than a thousand years separate us from the oldest Western music preserved in manuscript form.

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