Founded in 2022, Arpeggione has grown from a chamber music ensemble into an interdisciplinary arts organization. Each performance is an opportunity for community arts learning, inviting people of all ages and abilities into the artistic process to inspire curiosity and connection.

Since its second season, Arpeggione has focused on programs responding to the North Shore’s social, cultural, and environmental landscape, as well as the many ways people engage with music. Arpeggione has partnered with organizations such as the Northshore Education Consortium, Beverly School for the Deaf, and local Councils on Aging to help address the needs of underserved communities, combining accessibility and inclusivity with world-class performance.

Venues include the Peabody Essex Museum; Shalin Liu Performance Center; Crane Estate; House of Seven Gables; Parker River National Wildlife Refuge; Cinema Salem; Manship Artists Residency; and the Bower, Beverly. Arpeggione’s album “Songs of the Seafarer” was released in May 2026 on Navona Records.