Early Music at Saint James
2020-2021 Season
Early Music Premier Live stream Concert
Sit back and relax in the comfort of your own home for the premier livestreamed performance in the beautiful acoustic of Saint James. Whether it’s in your finest evening attire, Zoom wear or sweats—you’ll have the best seat in your house!
October 21, 2020, 7 PM via livestream
Kleine Kammermusik
Les Goûts-réunis (Tastes reunited)
Join Leon Schelhase, harpsichord; Geoffrey Burgess, baroque oboe and Rebecca Humphrey, Cello and Viola da Gamba in a livestream concert from Saint James on October 21st as they perform a rich program of eighteenth century French music highlighting relationships between father and son, student and teacher, and French and Italian baroque style.
The virtuosic music of Boimortier, F. Couperin, Chauvant, Forqueray and Rebel is sure to delight!
Tickets are just $10 each or pay as you are able.
Leon Schelhase, harpsichord
Geoffrey Burgess, baroque oboe
Rebecca Humphrey, cello and viola da gamba
About Early Music at Saint James
Early Music at Saint James was the vision of founder and Director Emerita Kathleen Spencer. Now, over ten years after its inception, Early Music at Saint James is a sought-after venue in the world of historic performance practice. Each season, concerts of music composed before 1800 are presented in the acoustically rich sanctuary of Saint James Church. The performances of primarily Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque and Classical music are played on faithful reproductions of period instruments. The series offers a venue for small and/or emerging ensembles as well as established artists, presenting a rich repertoire of music not generally available to the Lancaster community.
Have questions about Early Music at Saint James?
Email Nancy LeVasseur, Managing Director, for more information.
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