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Proposals due Dec 31: The Sociable Fortepiano

CALL FOR PROPOSALS — FELLOWSHIP APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR The Sociable Fortepiano: A New Space for Redefining Fortepiano Musicking and Practice March 5–9, 2026 – New York City Open to scholars, keyboard technicians, and performers, including singers and instrumentalists (strings and winds) collaborating with early keyboardists. Organized and curated by: Yi-heng Yang, Faculty, The Juilliard School â€” pianist, […]

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Fantasiae, Cantiones Et Choreae: Music Of Sixteenth-Century Poland

After their superb San Diego debut with La Morra, we are delighted to welcome back renaissance harpsichordist Corina Marti and renaissance luteist MichaÅ‚ Gondko in an intriguing recital of rare sixteenth-century Polish music, a perfect start to this season’s solo series. This event will take place at St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral on January 18th, 2026,

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New Hire at Pegasus/NYS Baroque

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: (contact: Deborah Fox 585-703-3990 or deb@pegasusearlymusic.org) Pegasus Early Music and NYS Baroque Hire New Administrative Director After years of dreaming of expanding, Pegasus Early Music and partner organization NYS Baroque have combined forces to hire a new position to help take them into their next chapter. Natalie Kress will be joining as Administrative Director

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Da Vinci – Jacob Kremberg: Musicalische Gemüths-Ergötzung, oder Arien

Da Vinci Classics proudly presents the first modern recording of Musicalische Gemüths-Ergötzung by Jacob Kremberg, a forgotten gem of the German Baroque repertoire. These intimate arias with continuo open a window onto a world where devotion, poetry, and domestic music-making intertwined in refined simplicity. Conceived for flexible forces, they could be performed in private homes,

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