Montclair Early Music

Montclair Early Music has a few job opportunities. Click on link to get more info.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/90802407/admin/posted-jobs/open/

If you missed our latest concert "Echoes Across Time" follow the link below to the video. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Bq4cj7vugY

⭐ Join us at our new Instagram account ⭐

https://www.instagram.com/montclair.early.music/

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Here are our upcoming performances

Joining us this Sunday as a guest artist in "Echoes Across Time" is the beautifully talented Ereni Sevasti. Ereni is a singer, actor, musician, and singing teacher whose performance highlights include The Bacchae (Shakespeare in the Park); and Lili in Carnival! (Kennedy Center). In her solo show, Ereni Sevasti Sings Joni Mitchell: Stepping Out of Blue, she celebrated the life and times of the great singer-songwriter while accompanying herself on guitar, dulcimer, and piano. Ereni teaches singing at Montclair State University and Teachers College, Columbia University, where she is enrolled in the doctoral program. Her research examines how professional musical theater performers acquire, apply, and embody vocal techniques from college to the professional setting. Ereni lives in Clifton, NJ, with her husband and three-year-old daughter Eva.
www.erenisevasti.com

Meet our Music Director, Jason Priset, who is conducting the "Echoes Across Time" this Sunday!

https://www.montclairearlymusic.org/education/jason-priset

TICKETS >>> https://givebutter.com/Echoes-Across-Time

It's official! Please join us on April 19th for our Spring concert.
www.montclairearlymusic.org

Montclair Early Music has rebranded and is proudly unveiling its updated logo. The new logo displays a lighter, contemporary feel, while still conveying a link to period music (medieval, renaissance, baroque, early american) through the chosen font and sculpted “E” letterform.

The new letterform “M” was updated to a contemporary look, while still keeping a connection to the previous letterform, with its rounded top shoulders, and bottom-right curved descender.

The new colors lapis lazuli (blue) and madder lake (crimson), are inspired by colors from the Renaissance period (roughly 1400–1600).