Musicians of the Old Post Road

Musicians of the Old Post Road is a chamber ensemble, based in the Boston area, that specializes in the period-instrument performance of dynamic and diverse music from the Baroque to early Romantic eras. Its repertoire includes compelling “rediscovered” works that have been lost to audiences for centuries. Founded by Artistic Directors Suzanne Stumpf and Daniel Ryan, the ensemble takes its name from the old Boston Post Road, the first thoroughfare connecting Boston and New York City beginning in the 1670s. Audiences and critics agree that Old Post Road’s approach to historical performance is fresh and engaging. In 1998, the group was chosen as the recipient of the Noah Greenberg Award from the American Musicological Society. The ensemble has toured North America and Europe and has seven CD recordings to its credit.