Early Music America

BALAM to Debut ‘Return to Garden of Love in Miniature’ at GEMS Midtown

(New York, New York; May 7, 2023) –Balinese and Baroque vibrant court theatre traditions come to life in BALAM Dance Theatre’s (BALAM) Return to the Garden of Love in Miniature. This sequel to the company’s well-received debut of Garden of Love in Miniature in 2022 features live Baroque music, song, dance, and an original script. […]

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“Micrologus” Added to the American Archive of Public Broadcasting

More than 100 episodes of Micrologus, the syndicated public radio show that introduced the history of early music to millions of listeners, are now available to stream in the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) as part of the new “Micrologus with Ross W. Duffin” collection online. Micrologus, which first aired in 1980 with Dr.

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Handel and Haydn Society Explore Ties Between Handel and Slave Trade

(Boston) The Handel and Haydn Society will explore the connections between Handel and the creation of the American Spiritual in Crossing the Deep, June 1 and 4, 2023 at Smith Hall at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.  Crossing the Deep will feature the Handel and Haydn Society Orchestra and Chorus performing movements

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ARTEK Presents Two Performances of Crazy for Corelli

ARTEK presents two concerts of Concerti Grossi by Arcangelo Corelli, with an orchestra combining ARTEK members and young string players participating as 2023 Corelli Fellows, under the leadership of Enrico Gatti. Corelli’s orchestra was legendary both for its size and innovative musical practices, and his Op. 6 Concerti Grossi were a sensation in Italy and abroad in the 18th

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