March 9-11, 2023, at the Sigal Music Museum in Greenville, South Carolina, the Cornell | Westfield Center for Historical Keyboard Studies will hold a conference “Between Old Worlds and New: Keyboard Encounters, c. 1700-1900.” A selection of instruments in excellent playing condition from the world-class collection of historical keyboards at the Sigal Music Museum will […]
Theater Company Unearths and Updates 1730s Baroque Manuscript for Modern Audiences Directed by Claire van Kampen and starring Vivica Genaux and John Holiday, Quantum Theatre’s genre-defying Idaspe Commemorates 32 Seasons of Unique Performances PITTSBURGH, PA — Quantum Theatre, in collaboration with Chatham Baroque and supported by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, will present Idaspe by Riccardo Broschi at the Byham Theater October 7–15, 2022 in its first full production
Lumedia Musicworks continues auditions for upper string players who specialize in historical performance practice of the baroque, renaissance, and medieval eras. The Dallas-based baroque ensemble is known for its unique concert programming, and cinematic short films and documentaries.
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DALLAS – Lumedia Musicworks receives a $20,000 grant award from Carl B. & Florence E. King Foundation to launch the organization’s 2022-23 season of STORIES. This comedic documentary series is released online and shared as interactive presentations to area senior centers. STORIES are based on the lives and works of early female musicians. Each episode
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The Handel and Haydn Society in Boston was just featured in the May edition of Departures Magazine. “Going for Baroque” Boston’s Handel and Haydn Society takes the idea of the orchestra all the way back to its historically informed roots.
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