Much of the music we all have come to associate with Advent and Christmas is from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods, proving that good music will, indeed, stand the test of time. In anticipation of the season, Lauda Musicam celebrates with music and instruments used hundreds of years ago.

A group of Lauda Musicam members periodally plays prelude music before the start of the service at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church. Usually, the prelude lasts for 15-20 minutes.

Lauda Musicam has a large collection of reproduction instruments and the group puts them to use in this varied concert of small ensembles. Since instruments tended to play in like groups, music performances were intimate and music ensembles were small. Lauda members will play repertoire on appropriate instruments, giving a look (or a listen) into performances as they originally sounded.

Jennifer Streeter leads a playing session at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church.

We have not yet decided the theme for this concert. Please, check this page later for the updates.