Christmas with the Camerata!
04 December/19h30
05 December/19h00
06 December/15h30
06 December/18h30
21 December/17h00
United States /
Touring
For the 2026 holiday season, The Boston Camerata is pleased to offer two holiday programs this December!
Sing We Noel: Christmas Music from England and Early America (December 4-6)
A much-loved Camerata holiday program returns two generations later! We celebrate Christmas in the English-speaking world down through the centuries, with wonderful songs and carols from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance to early America. While most music presented here is "art" music — transcribed from old manuscripts and prints — the means of expression are generally direct and simple, with a strong folk and popular vein. Camerata’s top soloists, voices and instruments, offer a unique experience at year’s end. Get into the holiday spirit with “Edi be the hevene quene“!
Sing We Noel Touring Locations & Dates:
Sing We Noel: Christmas Music from England and Early America (December 4-6)
A much-loved Camerata holiday program returns two generations later! We celebrate Christmas in the English-speaking world down through the centuries, with wonderful songs and carols from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance to early America. While most music presented here is "art" music — transcribed from old manuscripts and prints — the means of expression are generally direct and simple, with a strong folk and popular vein. Camerata’s top soloists, voices and instruments, offer a unique experience at year’s end. Get into the holiday spirit with “Edi be the hevene quene“!
Sing We Noel Touring Locations & Dates:
- Damariscotta, ME; December 4
- Newburyport, MA; December 5
- Boston, MA; December 6
La Estrella: A Hispanic Christmas (December 21 at 5 PM)
This exuberant, vivacious program celebrates Christmas with music from the Spanish speaking parts of the globe: Renaissance Iberia, and the Hispanic settlements of the New World. Encounters among indigenous Americans, the Spaniards, and West Africans produced some extraordinary musical results—unusual vocal colors, soulful melodies, and irresistible rhythms, sustained in our production by winds, Iberian harp, and percussion. The exceptional singers and instrumentalists of the Camerata (Colombia, North America, and Europe) are joined by Pan-American choral singers.
This exuberant, vivacious program celebrates Christmas with music from the Spanish speaking parts of the globe: Renaissance Iberia, and the Hispanic settlements of the New World. Encounters among indigenous Americans, the Spaniards, and West Africans produced some extraordinary musical results—unusual vocal colors, soulful melodies, and irresistible rhythms, sustained in our production by winds, Iberian harp, and percussion. The exceptional singers and instrumentalists of the Camerata (Colombia, North America, and Europe) are joined by Pan-American choral singers.
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