Boston Camerata

The Boston Camerata, founded in 1954, is a pioneering force in the world of early music, renowned for its innovative and bold interpretations. Celebrating over seven decades of musical excellence, this esteemed ensemble, based in Boston, Massachusetts, was established by Narcissa Williamson at the Museum of Fine Arts. Under the artistic direction of Anne Azéma, the Boston Camerata continues to push the boundaries of what constitutes "early music," seamlessly blending medieval, traditional folk, and choral genres. Their performances are not just concerts but immersive journeys that transport audiences through time, filling the air with ethereal harmonies and timeless melodies. With a rich history and a commitment to artistic innovation, the Boston Camerata remains one of the most celebrated early music ensembles globally.