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The Oriana Consort
choral music from seven centuries


The Oriana Consort is a small choral ensemble based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The group's repertory is eclectic: its provenance typically ranges from the Renaissance through the twentieth century, and often the twenty-first. Music of the Baroque era, accompanied by instrumentalists from greater Boston's extraordinary early music community, forms a significant part of each program.

The Consort presents winter and spring programs each season in Cambridge, Boston's Back Bay, and a suburb.


 

A Choral Odyssey: Music of Germany and America
Tickets now available!

The Oriana Consort presents an eclectic mix of musical eras and styles, featuring music by Telemann, Mendelssohn, Whitacre, Fine, Barber, Bernstein, Hindemith, and Bach... a cultural exchange for listeners on two continents!

Concerts are in Cambridge, Boston, and Concord Mass. in April, and in Frankfurt and Leipzig in July and August.

Friday, May 31, 2013; 8:00 pm:
PERFORMANCE RESCHEDULED from April 19

First Lutheran Church of Boston, Berkeley & Marlborough Streets, Boston, MA
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Member of the Greater Boston Choral Consortium

The graphic in the Oriana Consort's logo is the concluding flourish in the signature of Queen Elizabeth I of England, to whom Thomas Morley, in 1601, dedicated his madrigal collection The Triumphes of Oriana.