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Piffaro, the Renaissance Band announces Spring 2026 Season Recorder Fest! March 7 at Temple University’s Rock Hall, Philadelphia Ferrara: Splendor of the Renaissance March 13 – Church of the Holy Trinity, Rittenhouse Sq., Philadelphia March 14 – Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia March 15 – Christ Church Christiana Hundred, Wilmington Streaming online Mar 27–April […]

On March 6, Alkemie will premiere WHAT’S YOUR SIGN? at the Jalopy Music Theatre in Brooklyn, a program curated by ensemble members Tracy Cowart and Ellie Sutherland that explores medieval German music inspired by the Zodiac. Along with early-music luminary Shira Kammen, we will explore music from Oswald von Wolkenstein, Hugo de Montfort, the Glogauer

Baroque Music Montana, led by Artistic Director Carrie Krause, offers a period-practice workshop for modern and baroque performers, August 12th-16th, 2026 in Bozeman, Montana. This year’s workshop theme is “Riding Bare Bach — Fugues to Dance with J.S.” The workshop will explore: original sources (manuscript scores and first editions, iconography, writing) and their clues for

In her fourth CD release, recorder soloist Clara Guldberg Ravn turns to the recorder concertos of Georg Philipp Telemann. The recording reveals the full expressive range of this music, from elegant lightness and dance-like energy to moments of quiet melancholy and subtle humour. Together with members of Concerto Copenhagen, a vivid and well-balanced overall sound

MELZITA, a new album by early music mezzo-soprano Rocky Duval, features works by Hildegard von Bingen and new songs by Duval written in Bingen’s secret language, Lingua Ignota. This album blends Hildegard’s chants with the modern production by Andrea Roberts. On February 21st, the release of MELZITA will be celebrated with a live show and