Arts Speak is an educational series that celebrates the power of creativity through arts and music.
Join us in person or via livestream to explore, learn, and connect with renowned experts.
John Rutter: the Man, the Music, the Heart
Saturday, September 19 — 3:30 PM
Presented by John Rutter, British Composer and Conductor
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.
The Lute Master: The Genius of Dowland
Saturday, September 26 — 3:30 PM
Presented by Paul O’Dette
Come to an extraordinary lute lecture-performance by Paul O’Dette, Director of Early Music at the Eastman School of Music, Artistic Co-Director of the Boston Early Music Festival, and winner of 3 Grammy Awards! This afternoon will focus on the music of John Dowland, English Renaissance composer, lutenist, and singer. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear Paul O’Dette, “the clearest case of genius ever to touch his instrument.” (Toronto Globe and Mail)
Lost Voices of Byzantium
Presented by Spyridon Antonopoulos
Spyridon Antonopoulos is a chanter, scholar, and founder of the vocal ensemble Psaltikon. He obtained his PhD in Musicology from City, University of London, where he was Honorary Research Fellow from 2016-2019. He has performed a wide variety of musical genres in venues worldwide and has spoken at dozens of international academic conferences. (Read More)
Damon Grant: Arts Speak Performance Lecture
Mastering the Craft: the Gig, the Gear, the Goals
Presented by Damon Grant
Damon Grant, percussionist, educator, and podcaster (Discussions in Percussion) will perform and speak on the tools of the trade—all that contributes to the progress and success in the life of a drummer. (Read More)
Explore the full Arts Speak Library below or watch on Youtube Here
You Are the Music! Healing Your Body with the Resonance Frequency of 528
Aesthetic Reverberations across the Arts: Exploring the Life and Music of Claude Debussy
What Musicians Can Learn About Practicing From Current Brain Research





