Early Music Michigan

Music to Tug at your Harpstrings

March 1, 2026 – 3 p.m.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Kalamazoo, MI

Early Music Michigan presents a program featuring Cleveland-based historical and folk harpist and soprano Anna O’Connell. The repertoire will include accompanied song from seventeenth-century France, Ireland, and Italy, which explores the unique sound of the Baroque double harp in combination with voice, flute, and other instruments.

Early Music Michigan is offering tickets on a pay-as-you-will basis. Recommended donation levels are below, or choose what you want to pay! 

Recommended Ticket Prices
Student: $15 per ticket
General admission: $25 per ticket
Supporter’s Circle: $50 per ticket

All tickets bought for $50 or more per ticket will be considered “Supporter’s Circle” tickets. Donors will receive an EMM window cling, their names or a dedication added to our online list of Supporters and our online program for the concert, and our annual donor newsletter. 

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