Hear what distinguished members of the audience had to say at our last Cozzolani Concert:

"The Cozzolani Vespers were superlative!"

"Amazing!..
Uplifting and inspiring...
Totally gorgeous!"

"Wonderful...
Superb...
Trancendent!"
Thank you for a fabulous
4 years of early music discoveries.

Join us again to celebrate our
5th Year Anniversary beginning in the fall.
Here is a sampling of our upcoming programs!


In 1593 teenaged Vittoria Aleotti published 18 madrigals before she entered the convent. In the same year Donna Raffaella Aleotti of San Vito convent published several sacred motets.
Were they the same woman?


We compare the work of Cistercians of the 16th century whose musical traditions remained little changed since the inception of the order in the 13th century, to the work of a woman who was thought to be “present at the birth” of the Cisterican order, having correspondence with Bernard of Clairvaux, its chief promulgator.


works of prayer and history of biblical proportions from both Italian and French composers

Explore the rich repertoire of the Italian seicento with us again as we delve in to the deeply passionate motets of a fascinating and prolific composer, Lucrezia Vizzana of Bologna, who wrote music when artistic strife within the convent was at a peak and the church hierarchy was helpless in the face of the two powerful women who fomented it. Then hear the delightful madrigals of the young Vittoria Aleotti just before she took the veil and became Raffaella in the cloister. And finally, hear Patricia Van Ness's ethereal chants for 3 voices, inspired by medieval plainchant.

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