Ornamented Love
Featuring Megan Chartrand, soprano and Kerry Bursey, archlute.
We are thrilled to present this beautifully designed program of French Baroque music, recorded live for Zenith Ensemble at Saint-Zotique in Montreal, following strict public health protocols.
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More to come...
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Previously this season
- In late September, Zenith Ensemble presented a concert of a cappella pieces, live on the beautiful grounds of Aldworth Manor in New Hampshire, and featuring: John David Adams, Jennifer Bates, Daniel Carberg, Mellisa Hughes, Matthew Leese and Nacole Palmer (Music by Palestrina, Stanford, Paulus and ahbez). Click here to see a video we recorded during the retreat weekend.
- We collaborated with friends at Blue Hill Bach in Maine to create an Advent Calendar as a countdown to our Christmas Eve Concert. Featuring John David Adams, Melissa Attebury, Charles Wesley Evans, Michele Kennedy, Nacole Palmer, and Eric Christopher Perry, tenor.
Extraordinary music for New England's wild north
Our Mission
At Zenith Ensemble, we believe that every person deserves to experience great music regardless of age, background, or financial circumstances. That’s why our mission involves a deep engagement of the communities in northern New England across social and economic boundaries: for every concert, we will partner with a local youth or community choir who will sing with the professional group for a portion of the concert. In addition, our concerts are pay-what-you-can so that audience members can feel free to give as they are able for an extraordinary musical experience.
Our stellar choir, made up of some of the finest professional musicians in the country, is proud to be based in and serve Northern New England.
By presenting extraordinary concert and educational programs through the farthest reaches of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, Zenith Ensemble projects are designed to serve both populous and remote communities in Northern New England, providing rich cultural and community building experiences for a broad range of audiences.