Sarah Cantor

Virtuoso Performer and Teacher, Recorders and Early Music

Welcome to Cantornote.com, the home for information and news about Sarah Cantor, virtuoso performer specializing in the interpretation of contemporary and early music. Sarah is a popular and respected teacher of chamber music and private lessons.

Recent Concert Reviews

“In Trifft menschlich und voll Fehler, Jason McStoot teamed up with recorder player 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 9/19/2011

“Sarah Cantor returned on Saturday for a solo tour de force. . . .  Throughout her tone was warm and tuning accurate.  The dance feeling in the Bouree Anglaise of the Bach was delicious, and Bass Burner, performed with gusto on a Yamaha knick bass entirely from memory, brought the house down”     -The American Recorder Magazine

The aria from the virtually forgotten “Riccardo Primo” compares the faithfulness of a bird to that of the singer’s beloved and, not surprisingly, features an obbligato recorder. Lisa Saffer and recorder player Sarah Cantor wove delicious intertwining vocal garlands.”     -The Boston Globe

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Upcoming Concerts and Events with Sarah Cantor

 

Listen to Sarah Cantor Live on WGBH

 

Recorder Concertos with Newton Baroque

http://www.wgbh.org/webcasts/command

 

Purchase recordings of Sarah

playing Vivaldi concertos, Handel arias and Bach cantatas

http://www.cduniverse.com/classical.asp?performer=Sarah+Cantor

http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/Name/Sarah-Cantor/Performer/102946-2

 

 

Music Lessons

Visit the teaching portion of this site to find out about offerings in Sarah Cantor’s Brookline and Cambridge, Massachusetts early music studios.