About The Raleigh Camerata: Based in North Carolina, The Raleigh Camerata crafts intimate, historically informed performances of Renaissance through early Classical chamber music. The ensemble specializes in period instruments and historically informed performance practice, led by Dr. Kelly Nivison. Their projects emphasize scholarship, accessibility, and the joy of live, shared music-making.
Program highlights feature a cross-section of Esther-inspired vocal and instrumental works, including Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s Historia Esther, Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre’s Cantates françaises sur des sujets tirés de l’Écriture, Livre 1: Esther, Giacomo Carissimi’s Regina Esther selections, and Handel’s Esther, HWV 50a. Soprano Alissa Roca is a centerpiece of the program, supported by a group of seasoned period-instrument players and guest artists.
Social media and official pages: For updates, behind-the-scenes notes, and performance clips, follow The Raleigh Camerata on their official site and social channels, including Facebook and YouTube. Always verify the latest tour details on event pages linked from the ensemble’s site.
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