From Rome to Vilnius is a new investigative insight into the cultural heritage of Lithuania: the music at the Vasa Court in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. It reflects the influence of the greatest masters of the Roman polyphonic school in the musical world of Poland and Lithuania, and shows the Vasa Court as a place of […]
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Carolina Pro Musica presents “Premiering Hasse” including a cantata by Johann Adolf Hasse for soprano and strings transcribed from manuscript making it possibly the first US performance. Other works include a Hasse flute concerto, a Trio by Graun, and Quadro by Janitsch. All composers most likely knew each other as they participated in performances at
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Saturday, October 26, 2024, 4:00 pmFirst Parish Church, Sudbury, MA Sunday, October 27, 2024, 4:00 pmOld South Church, Boston, MA and live-streamed at www.oldpostroad.org In-person Audience Tickets $10-$55, kids come free with an adultVirtual Audience Tickets: $35 individual, $70 family, $10 students Two-time winner of the Noah Greenberg Award from the American Musicological Society, Musicians
Musicians of the Old Post Road presents “Risky Business” Read More »
Ancient lyre workshop in Buffalo, NY, October 7th through 12th. Led by Barnaby Brown, one of the leading exponents of ancient instrumental music. Students will build their own ancient lyre as well as learn to play historically informed styles and compositions. There will be a large collection of ancient instruments for students to try
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Mountainside Baroque’s thirteenth full season of concerts—titled THE GREATS: FROM HANDEL TO BACH–will return to its musical roots, with performances of the music of G. F. Handel and J. S. Bach. In addition, there will be a celebration of “Rediscover Cumberland” and the re-opening of downtown with a special concert of the music of Thomas
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