The Colonial Williamsburg Governor's Musick is a specialized ensemble that brings to life the rich tapestry of 18th-century music as it might have been heard in the parlors, taverns, and courts of Colonial America, particularly in Virginia. With a focus on historically informed performances using period instruments, the group provides a sonic window into the past, delivering an authentic experience of the music that defined the soundtrack of early America.

Their releases, which include "With Flute and Friends," "Encore! Music from the 18th Century Theatre," and "A Delightful Recreation: The Music of Thomas Jefferson," reflect a dedication to exploring a variety of genres and composers popular during the colonial era. The album "In Freedom We're Born" captures the spirit of an era where music was an integral part of cultural expression and political discourse. With their expansive repertoire, The Colonial Williamsburg Governor's Musick has become a vital part of the living history experience at Colonial Williamsburg, offering performances that resonate with both historical authenticity and timeless musicality.

Genres

Early American Folk

Latest Release

With Flute and Friends

The Colonial Williamsburg Governor's Musick

Album - 29 Tracks - Released May 5, 2015