Fueled by a sense of curiosity and discovery, violinist Emily Hale performs on period instruments and creates interactive concert and educational experiences. From intimate house concerts to innovative, collaborative, interdisciplinary events, Emily is focused on connecting people, places and ideas through music.
Audiences have described violinist Emily Hale’s performances as animated, intuitive and elegant. Her credits include recording with the London-based Early Opera Company for a BBC Channel 4 series about life in the 18th century. She’s played chamber music and opera repertoire at the Valletta International Baroque Music Festival in Malta and at the London Handel Festival. In New York, she has appeared with Teatro Nuovo, Four Nations Ensemble and The Sebastians, and in Boston with Arpeggione Ensemble and Emmanuel Music. From intimate house concerts to leading a pop-up baroque orchestra at Boston’s Roslindale neighborhood Porchfest, Emily is focused on connecting with audiences.
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“The tools we use shape us, and the things we create.”
PrintWorks: Making Music is a multi-century, multi-sensory, interactive art and music event featuring an art installation, printmaking workshop and musical performance. The event features 17th century music, instruments and printing processes, and a specially commissioned electroacoustic work.
2021 Society for Historically-Informed Performance Concert Series (SoHIP), Boston, MA
2022 The Substation, Roslindale, MA
2026 TBA
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Pajama Concerts share classic children’s literature and live chamber music performed on historical instruments, in a relaxed and inclusive setting. Blankets, pillows, and favorite stuffed animals are welcome, and a bedtime snack follows!
These 45-minute programs are ideal for children ages 4-7 and their families.
