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Sarasa
Chamber Music Ensemble
Dedicated to making music accessible to wider audiences
Sarasa concluded its season this year with a concert at the Frick Collection in New York City on May 1. (L-R) Michael Chance,
Elizabeth Blumenstock, Hilary Walther Cumming, Maggie Cole, Jennifer Stirling,
Timothy Merton, and Christina Day Martinson.
Sarasa's guiding mission is to enrich the lives of the broadest possible community, especially those who do not have easy access to live chamber music.
Every public concert is linked with an outreach concert in facilities such as homeless shelters, prisons, hospitals, and mental health centers.
Who We Are
Sarasa has received critical acclaim for its musical interpretations and is hailed for its "great clarity" and "irresistible energy". Drawing on a pool of more than forty world-class musicians from the United States, Europe, and Canada, the ensemble varies according to the particular program of each of its concerts.
The non-profit ensemble has toured throughout New England and in Cuba, Ireland, and India, and produces The Sarasa Chamber Music Series (in Cambridge and Concord, Massachusetts).
Join Sarasa in making music accessible to wider audiences! Attend one of our concerts, tell your friends about Sarasa, or make a tax-deductible donation.
Sarasa News
June 15: A HUGE, warm thank you to our many generous contributors who sustain our outreach concerts.
May 20:
*Residencies completed: Sarasa recently completed three outreach residencies at three teenage delinquent centers in Massachusetts.*New Sarasa member: Very talented violinist Christina Day Martinson
joined Sarasa for its concert at the Frick Collection in NYC. Welcome Christina! *CD release update: The release of Sarasa's Bach Cantatas CD's has been delayed until summer/fall of this year due to high costs of having to force a second recording session.
This organization is funded in part by the
Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
