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Events for Eudaimonia Voices
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Auditions

Auditions are open for Burlington Choral Society and Crescendo Inc. See the auditions page for more information.

May 23, 2027 (Sunday)

iCal 7:30 PM. Eudaimonia Voices [MA]: Bring Thy Bread: Listening to Hunger Across the Centuries. Musical inspiration for feeding the hungry and nourishing the underfed spirit, centering around Bach’s Cantata 39, Brich dem Hungrigen dein Brot, enriched with Shaker and contemporary song. The concert will partner with local free meals initiatives and build awareness of growing food insecurity in our community. Admission is Pay-What-You-Decide ($20 recommended). For more information, call 617-223-1627 or email vivian.musicdirector@gmail.com. First Parish In Cambridge, 3 Church Street, Harvard Square, Cambridge MA 02138 (View flier) ⓘ 🔗

November 1, 2026 (Sunday)

iCal 7:30 PM. Eudaimonia Voices [MA]: Consent of the Governed: Singing 250 Years Toward Democracy. John Howell Morrison: Declare (setting of language from the Declaration of Independence, World premiere); Eva Montgomery-Morrison: Freedom’s Charms Unfold (text by Phillis Wheatley, World premiere); G.F. Handel: Athalia (excerpts); and Shaker songs. The program highlights the mission of Partners in Democracy (https://PIDMAaction.org), which will be represented in conversations as part of the program. Admission is pay-what-you-decide ($20 recommended). For more information, call 617-223-1627 or email vivian.musicdirector@gmail.com. First Parish In Cambridge, 3 Church Street, Harvard Square, Cambridge MA 02138 (View flier) ⓘ 🔗

February 9, 2026 (Monday)

iCal 7:30 PM. Eudaimonia Voices [MA]: Thin Places and Narrow Passages: Musical Pathways to the Unbound Spirit. Rescheduled due to snow. Benjamin Britten: Hymn to St. Cecilia; with otherworldly period works by Byrd, Blow, and Billings, and dipping into contemporary and Appalachian song. Vivian Montgomery, director. Eudaimonia’s Social Action Partnership for this event will highlight the freeing work of Lesley University’s program for Dance and Movement Therapy, which teaches the power of dance as a channel for trauma recovery and community repair. Admission: Pay-What-You-Decide ($20 recommended). For more information, call 617-223-1627 or email vivian.musicdirector@gmail.com. First Parish in Cambridge, 3 Church Street, Harvard Square, Cambridge MA 02138 (View flier) ⓘ 🔗

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Archived Online Events

  • Arts Empowering Life: John Rutter: The Man, The Music, The Heart. Arts Speak Lecture - Online Only. A special interview with the beloved British composer and conductor, just in time for his 81st birthday. John will speak of his love for music, and the power of music to literally create harmony, bringing people together—exactly what humans need in times of division and strife. [9/19/2026] Visit archive
  • Camberville Somerchoir [MA]: Timeless Motets. Motets by J.S. Bach, including Jesu, meine Freude; Ich lasse dich nicht; Komm, Jesu, komm; and Lobet den Herrn; with modern motets by Willy Burkhard and Wolfram Buchenberg, and a world première of three poems set by Lauren Hsu; and more. Max Holman, organ; Andrew Koutroubas, cello; Lorraine Fitzmaurice and Holly Druckman, conductors. Tickets: Suggested donation $25, but any amount is welcome. Concerts will be livestreamed. [8/28 & 8/29/2026] Somerville MA Visit archive
  • Stile Antico [MA]: Polyphonic Postcards: Music from Europe’s greatest Renaissance cities. A tour across great cities of Renaissance Europe, featuring music by Monteverdi, Palestrina, Tallis, Guerrero, Lassus, and many others—three works from each of Paris, Seville, Munich, Rome, Lisbon, and Venice. The program concludes with Christopher Cerrone’s It looks quite curious, commissioned for this program. [10/16/2026] Cambridge MA Visit archive
  • The Tallis Scholars [MA]: Mother & Child: English music for the Virgin Mary. Music from the English repertoire about the Virgin Mary, including Thomas Tallis’s Missa Puer natus, Benjamin Britten’s A Hymn to the Virgin, and a newly commissioned piece by Matthew Martin. [12/5/2025] Cambridge MA