Chicago Early Music Consort

Acclaimed as an ensemble of “imaginative” programming and “delicate, flawlessly-played music,” the Chicago Early Music Consort recreates the rich and diverse sounds of the late Renaissance and early Baroque chamber repertoire in a historically-informed manner. Founded by Gary Berkenstock, the consort performs throughout the Chicagoland and Wisconsin areas. The core ensemble consists of a “broken” consort of viola da gamba Phillip W. Serna, soprano Stephanie Sheffield, lute/theorbo Joel Spears, and recorders Gary Berkenstock. Programs are built around historical themes in order to provide modern audiences with a meaningful social context that will enrich their musical experience.

$42 for three concerts, $17 for single tickets if available
(Available single tickets go on sale after January 1)

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All Chamber Series concerts begin at 2:30 p.m. in the 2nd Floor Art Gallery