A Candlelight Recital: Lullabies and Laments
The Resonance Project
Forest Hill Church Presbyterian
3031 Monticello Boulevard, Cleveland Heights
Friday, May 8th, 7:30PM
17th-century Italy, the boundaries between sacred and secular, tenderness and torment, lullaby and lament were fluid and profoundly intertwined. This program explores that fragile threshold—where comfort meets sorrow, and the cradle foreshadows the cross—through the voices of women who composed in an era when their artistic expression was often constrained.Featuring music by Barbara Strozzi, Merula, Antonio Bembo, and Isabella Leonarda, this concert honors the voices of early female composers alongside their male contemporaries.
The Scottish Baroque
Hudson Historical Society and Library
Sunday, April 12th, 2PM
Step into the lively sound world of 18th-century Scotland, where the elegance of Baroque music met the rhythmic vitality of traditional folk tunes. Scottish Baroque celebrates this rich cultural fusion, showcasing composers who blended the refinement of European courtly style with the earthy charm of Scottish folk tunes and presentation of English and Italian music in 18th century Scotland.
Music in Celebration of Womens' History Month
Performing Arts Series
Federated Church
76 Bell St, Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
In 17th-century Italy, the boundaries between sacred and secular, tenderness and torment, lullaby and lament were fluid and profoundly intertwined. This program explores that fragile threshold—where comfort meets sorrow, and the cradle foreshadows the cross—through the voices of women who composed in an era when their artistic expression was often constrained.
Featuring music by Barbara Strozzi, Merula, Antonio Bembo, and Isabella Leonarda, this concert honors the voices of early female composers alongside their male contemporaries.
Iberian Impressions
CWR Concert Series of the Western Reserve
Church of the Western Reserve
30500 Fairmount Boulevard, Pepper Pike, OH 44124
Sunday, March 1st, 4PM
CLE Concierto presents a lively journey through Iberian Baroque music, featuring works by Domenico Scarlatti, Félix López, José Herrando, Luigi Boccherini, and others. The program highlights Guillermo Salas-Suarez on baroque violin, Qin Ying Tan on harpsichord, and Brian Kay on baroque guitar and percussion.
The Art of Motion
The Cleveland Museum of Art
11150 East Blvd, Cleveland, OH 44106
Wednesday, December 17th 2025, 6PM
Co-Artistic Director of The Resonance Project and ensemble director of CLE Concierto, Dr. QinYing Tan performs a recital on The Cleveland Museum of Art’s harpsichord collection.
For more details, please visit: https://www.clevelandart.org/events/chamber-music-galleries-qin-ying-tan
A Circle of Her Own
The Resonance Project
Forest Hill Church Presbyterian
3031 Monticello Boulevard, Cleveland Heights
Friday, October 3rd, 7:30PM
Step into the vibrant world of 18th-century Vienna through the music of a contemporary of Haydn and Mozart, Marianne Martinez, a celebrated composer, keyboardist, and salonnière. At the center of this program is a modern premiere of the newly discovered Keyboard Concerto in E major and the vivid La Tempesta, works that reflect her command of both elegance and drama.
Also featured are works by Mozart and CPE Bach, music that captures the intimate musical culture that flourished in Martinez’ salon—where Haydn, Metastasio, and even Mozart were regular guests.