What's new?

San Francisco Early Music
July 15th  2018 // here

LISTEN:
Concertos on WGBH // here

PURCHASE:
Vivaldi Concerto and Handel Aria with Sarasa // here

Bach Cantata 106 with Gloriae die Cantores // here
ITunes // here

Vivaldi concerto Tracks 6-8 // here

Cantata II Delirio Amoroso
Georg Frideric Handel
With the Sarasa Ensemble Tracks 14-25 // here

The Christmas Revels // here

WATCH & LISTEN:
El Amoledor // here

Welcome

I love making music. I love thinking about music with professional musicians as we prepare a concert. I love not thinking and being in the moment while performing a concert. I love creating music with my students. One ​of my favorite parts of teaching is being with a student while she dares to try something new. I love the process of choosing what to focus on and what to ignore and then slowly inviting the ignored elements back in.

More Sarah Cantor reviews here >>

"Sarah Cantor, who danced the music as much as played it with such joy and sprightly ease that one wished she had been given more to do than just the one piece. McStoots’s softened his sound so tenderly for the second aria that, along with Cantor’s achingly delicate playing, the performance made for the warmest, loveliest moment of the entire evening.”
—The Boston Musical Intelligencer

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Phone: 617-669-4292
Email: cantornote@icloud.com

Sarah Cantor performs El Amolador

Sarah Cantor and Martin Bernstein perform a piece by Joseph Bodin Boismortier at Driscoll School - Boston

Sarah Cantor and Martin Bernstein perform a piece by Ryohei Hirose at Driscoll School - Boston

Sarah Cantor and Martin Bernstein entire performance at Driscoll School - Boston

Sarah Cantor and Martin Bernstein perform a piece by Pierre Phillidor at Driscoll School - Boston

Sarah Cantor and Martin Bernstein perform a piece by Jean Philippe Rameau at Driscoll School - Boston