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Mountainside Baroque 2022 “Festival of Lessons and Carols”

Mountainside Baroque’s 2022-2023 season, “Chapels and Courts,” will continue on Sunday, December 18, at 5pm, with its annual “Festival of Lessons and Carols.” As in previous years, the ecumenical event will take place at the historic Emmanuel Episcopal Parish at 16 Washington Street in Cumberland, Maryland. The Scholars of St. Cecilia, Mountainside Baroque’s resident chamber […]

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ARTEK presents the “Four Seaons” with Cynthia Freivogel at New Years!

ARTEK’s first holiday program since the pandemic presents Vivaldi’s blockbuster Four Seasons, featuring ARTEK’s violin leader, Cynthia Freivogel with the ARTEK Baroque Orchestra (Gwendolyn Toth, director). Ms. Freivogel is known on YouTube for her performances of the Four Seasons, garnering over 30 million views. Now, ARTEK is bringing the chance to hear her perform this

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Arcadia Players presents Handel’s Messiah

Saturday December 17th at 7pm Abbey Memorial Chapel, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA After years of waiting, Arcadia Players renews a treasured holiday tradition: George Frideric Handel’s masterpiece Messiah, live in concert. This production, led by Artistic Director Andrew Arceci, brings together a strong cast of local and regional artists, including Illuminati Vocal Arts

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2022 Winchendon Music Festival

Winchendon Music Festival Andrew Arceci, Director   December 18: William Simms, theorbo December 27: Asako Takeuchi, baroque violin December 28: Philipp A. Stäudlin, saxophone & Yoko Hagino, piano January 7: John Arcaro & Band All programs: 7pm   Winchendon History & Cultural Center  151 Front Street Winchendon, MA 01475    To reserve tickets (free, but reservations required), please

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Harpsichordist Rebecca Pechefsky Releases New Video of a Suite by Spanish Composer José de Nebra

José de Nebra (1702-1768) is well known as a composer of opera, but only a few scattered keyboard pieces of his circulated until a substantial manuscript was discovered recently in a cathedral archive in Zaragoza. Nebra’s manuscript was published last year in an excellent edition by Luis Antonio González Marín (Bologna: Ut Orpheus Edizioni, 2021).

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