Early Music America

ARTEK, based in New York City and with a stellar reputation as one of America’s top early music ensembles, presents its 38th season of concerts of musically significant, rarely-heard repertoire performed on period instruments in historical style, featuring the finest early music artists. “Deeply considered, beautifully sung…consistently polished, finely balanced performances.” – Allan Kozinn, The […]

The latest installment of the comedic documentary series, “Stories” explores underrepresented works of the first women composers. DALLAS – When not singing the praises of God, Teodora Ginés, a former slave turned church musician, would sneak out to provide music at parties to the extent the Church authorities allowed… or knew about. With a musician

January 18, 2023 (Houston, Texas) Conductor Rick Erickson and the Bach Orchestra will perform the six instrumental works known as the Brandenburg Concertos in two performances on March 10 and April 14, 2023, at 7pm at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston.  Composed in the Italian concerto grosso style, Bach presented these distinct works to

Boston Baroque’s renowned orchestra returns in March for Mozart’s beloved “Jupiter” Symphony, while an all-star cast headlined by Wendy Bryn Harmer and William Burden close out the season with Gluck’s rarely-heard opera Iphigénie en Tauride

Discover Double Bass, a music education website specializing in the double bass, is pleased to announce the release of its latest course, Baroque Double Bass. Presented by early music specialist and double bassist, Heather Miller Lardin, Baroque Double Bass is the first online course of its kind completely dedicated to playing the Baroque double Bass.