
Bringing Early Music to Life in the Bluegrass
Enjoy early music? You're in good Company.
Upcoming Performances
A Handeful of Christmas Delights: "Bring Forth Thy Finest Voice!"
December 1st, 2026 at 7:30 PMCrestwood Christian Church | 1882 Bellefonte Dr., Lexington, KY 40503
We pray thee, bring forth your finest voices, join the chorus and drive away the winter cold. We shall harmonize upon the ancient carols of the season, blending our hearts and breath to fill the halls with sacred song and joyful aire! In this very special opener to the Christmas season, join us as we sing TOGETHER on some well-known carols! Part of our concert includes an audience sing-along, in addition to our own offerings of music from times long past. Featuring music composed by Perotin, Hammerschmidt, and many more! Admission by donation -- recommended $20/$10 for students. We take Venmo, cash or check at the door the night of the concert. ***Please note that this concert takes place on a TUESDAY, not a Monday as has been our custom.***
An Afternoon of Irish Music
March 14th, 2026 at 4:30 pm
Crestwood Christian Church | 1882 Bellefonte Dr., Lexington, KY 40503
Join the Musick's Company ensemble for an afternoon of music from the Emerald Isle! More information TBD.
Annual Summer Concert
Summer 2027
More information TBD.



"En natus est Emmanuel", Christmas 2018.

Welcome
to The Center for Old Music
in the New World!
Founded in 1977 and based in Lexington, KY, The Center for Old Music in the New World is dedicated to uplifting early music in the Bluegrass.
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We accomplish this goal through Musick's Company, a community of Kentucky vocalists and instrumentalists dedicated to the performance of early music compositions. These concerts feature a variety of instruments and historically accurate performance techniques to create an unique and immersive experience for our audiences.
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For almost 50 years, The Center for Old Music in the New World has been one of only a few musical nonprofits dedicated solely to presenting early music in the state of Kentucky, a distinction we carry with pride.
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