Arizona Early Music

Dedicated to enriching contemporary life with music from the past.
Please review AEM’s most recent COVID-19 Health & Safety Protocols, updated 1/4/2022.

Due to the current national surge of COVID-19 cases, the Tucson Baroque Music Festival has been POSTPONED. For more information, please read our most recent newsletter.

Tickets for the 40th Season are now available.
For more information on this season’s exciting lineup of concerts, please visit our Season at a Glance page.

Arizona Early Music’s Season 40 Artists | Top: Paul O’Dette and Ronn McFarlane, lutenists | Middle: The Tallis Scholars, Director Peter Phillips; The Aulos Ensemble | Botton: Parthenia Viol Consort; Nola Richardson, soprano; Tyler Duncan, baritone

We hope to see you at all our concerts this season! Seating is limited, so don’t wait too long to purchase your tickets.

You can find out more about early music—its styles, composers, and instruments—in our What is Early Music? set of pages. Watch and listen to some remarkable musical works from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods. Learn what to expect when you attend at our Concert FAQs page.

Arizona Early Music thanks our Season Sponsors, Moglia Family Foundation and Schlaikjer-McIntyre Family Fund, and the grantors and organizations that help make our concerts possible:


	The Tucson Baroque Festival is underwritten by a generous grant from the Tucson Desert Song Festival.
	Our season is funded in part by the Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona with funding from National Endowment for the Arts Federal CARES, City of Tucson, and Pima County.
	Arizona Early Music has received an AZ Organizational Relief Grant (ORG). Administered by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, the AZ ORG Program directs relief funds allocated by Governor Doug Ducey from the State of Arizona’s Crisis Contingency and Safety Net Fund in support of arts and culture organizations across the state.