Arizona Early Music

Dedicated to enriching contemporary life with music from the past.

Music from Bach and Before

Arizona Early Music is internationally known for presenting the best in Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque concert performances with brilliant musicians from around the world.

Visit the Season at a Glance page for a list and printable schedule of all our 2021–2022 concerts, including a special Baroque Music Festival to celebrate our 40th season.

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.

Our first concert, performed by The Aulos Ensemble, a Tucson audience favorite, is a “Pay What You Will” event. Be sure to reserve your complimentary tickets; donations gratefully accepted at the door. If you have never been to an early music concert, this is a great introduction.

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

Arizona Early Music thanks the grantors that have helped 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.