Arizona Early Music Announces Executive Director TUCSON—After a nationwide search, Arizona Early Music (AEM) has selected Dominic Giardino to serve as its executive director. “Dominic’s enthusiasm and passion for the role brings new energy and imagination to Arizona Early Music,” says Scott Mason, board president. “The moment we met him, we knew he was the […]
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Semifinals and finals for the Ninth Mae and Irving Jurow International Harpsichord Competition took place August 4-7 in St. Paul, Minnesota. The historic competition includes contemporary repertoire, continuo, improvisation, and performance of a Bach concerto with the acclaimed Lyra Baroque Orchestra (Jacques Ogg, Artistic Director). Semifinals were on Thursday, August 5, live-streamed from The Baroque
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Media WE’LL BE THERE! BOSTON CAMERATA ANNOUNCES 2021-22 CONCERT SEASON The Boston Camerata, under Anne Azéma’s direction, continues its pioneering musical explorations in 2021-22 with a three-concert series, ranging from the early Middle Ages to the American spiritual tradition of the nineteenth century. We’ll be There, the November season opener, draws on early songbook sources,
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Seattle Baroque Orchestra is a pocket orchestra comprised of leading-edge artists; that breathe new life into early music through innovative performances and uncommon collaborations. With varied musical programs, SBO engages audiences through world-class productions in a variety of local venues. Our one-of-a-kind concert experiences will turn everything you thought you knew about early music on its
(Boston August 9, 2021) The Handel and Haydn Society announced today that the August 27, 2021 concert at the DCR Hatch Shell featuring Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 will include the US premiere of a new text to “Ode to Joy” by former US Poet Laureate and Massachusetts native Tracy K. Smith, and that this historic
