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DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Groupmuse\nMusicians: Stefan Temmingh and Wiebke Weid
 anz\n\nFor all of the proud riches of this great city\, a lot of Bostonian
 s don’t realize the extent to which the Bean is something of a Mecca for
  early music. Since its renaissance in the 1970’s\, early music has foun
 d a home here unlike anywhere else in the nation — and that is in no sma
 ll part due to the transformational success of **The Boston Early Music Fe
 stival**\, now in its 39th year and recognized by *The Times* in London as
  “the world’s leading festival of early music.”\n\nAnd! It started t
 his past Sunday and it goes until this next Sunday. And! **They’ve made 
 a whole slew of their performances available to us through a series of Nig
 hts Out!** So\, without much further ado:\n\n**Wednesday\, June 12\, 2019 
 at 8PM\, Jordan Hall** - Medieval Ensemble **Sequentia** treats us to\n*Ch
 arms\, Riddles\, and Elegies of the Medieval Northlands (8th–11th centur
 ies)*. They’ll conjure sounds from a millennial past and more — songs 
 of magic\, healing\, and exile — from haunting pagan laments to mystical
  celebrations\, and mythical legends. SALES CLOSE TUESDAY AT 8PM.\n\n**Fri
 day\, June 14\, 2019 at 7pm\, Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre** - BEMF bri
 ng’s us **Agostino Steffani’s** 1691 masterpiece opera *Orlando*. A No
 rth American premier\, the fully-staged performance is the tale of the kni
 ght Orlando\, who travels to China in search of a Princess. [You can check
  the vibe here\; it’ll be a wild ride.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
 OB9LtV8rlPk)\nSALES CLOSE THURSDAY AT 7PM.\n\n**Saturday\, June 15\, 2019 
 at 2:30PM\, Jordan Hall** - **Doulce Mémoire**\, a brilliant troupe of 12
  singers\, dancers\, and instrumentalists take us to 16th-century Frances 
 and the court of King Francis I\, to evoke the spirit of that era - with e
 laborate costumes\, country dances\, stately celebrations\, and carnivales
 que humor. SALES CLOSE FRIDAY AT 2.30PM.\n\n**Sunday\, June 16\, 2019 at 1
 2:30PM\, Jordan Hall** - **Stefan Temmingh** on recorder and **Wiebke Weid
 anz** on harpsichord share a performance entitled **Criminals\, Murderers\
 , Borderliners: Music by Leclair\, Veracini\, Mealli\, and Bach** — all 
 works by great early composers who found themselves on the wrong side of l
 uck or the law. J.S. Bach himself spent time in prison\, and he’s sure t
 o make an appearance. SALES CLOSE SATURDAY AT 12.30PM.\n\nWe so hope you m
 ake it to one or some of these and **so many thanks to BEMF for playing su
 ch a foundational role in rebirthing this eternal music — and for bringi
 ng us along for the ride!**\n\nHave great Nights Out!
LOCATION:Fenway–Kenmore\, Boston
SUMMARY:Criminals\, Murderers\, Borderliners: Music by Leclair\, Veracini\,
  Mealli\, and Bach
URL:https://www.groupmuse.com/events/8692-criminals-murderers-borderliners-
 music-by-leclair-veracini-mealli-and-bach
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