Voices of the Chamber focuses on intimate chamber music performed by some of our nation’s most insightful interpreters of baroque music. Trio sonatas by Isabella Leonarda, Giovanni Legrenzi, and Dario Castello offer a view into 17th century Italy, as compared and contrasted with J.S. Bach in the same genre. Violist Paul Miller and harpsichordist Christopher Holman present J.S. Bach’s Sonata in G Minor for viola da gamba and keyboard obbligato, and mezzo-soprano Claire McCahan is joined by three violas, violin, and basso continuo in a striking Lamento composed by Johann Christoph Bach.

Johann Sebastian Bach’s motet, Komm, Jesu, komm will be performed in the authentic manner of a one-per-part vocal octet featuring extraordinary professional singers embracing the soloistic nature of the interweaving contrapuntal lines, and the sublime ensemble textures rich with harmonic meaning.

An afternoon lecture covering the repertoire will take place in the chapel in addition to an afternoon masterclass.

The available $375 Festival Week all-access pass includes general admission to all 4 concerts plus four afternoon lectures, two masterclasses, and artist meet & greet event. The $75 single concert ticket does not include all-access pass offerings.