EMA FEATURES & PRESS RELEASES
Viola da Gamba Dojo
John Mark Rozendaal combines Eastern and Western teaching techniques to introduce the viol to a wide range of learners.
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EMA RECORDING & BOOK REVIEWS
CD Review: Kožená Electrifies In Dramatic Fare
Czech mezzo-soprano Magdalena Kožená's first album on the Pentatone label centers on the protagonists of four tragic Baroque cantatas.
Book Review: Inspiring Profile In Courage
The Czech-born harpsichordist Zuzana Růžičková (1927-2017) recounted her amazing life in 'One Hundred Miracles: A Memoir of Music and Survival,' written with Wendy Holden.
CD Review: Bachs On Harpsichord And Fortepiano
There are a lot of compelling and fascinating arguments for this kind of program featuring harpsichordist Rebecca Cypess and fortepianist Yi-heng Yang. Yet the recital justifies itself entirely on musical grounds.
Boccherini Works Elegantly Performed
Sarasa Ensemble's latest CD brackets Boccherini’s 'Stabat Mater,' featuring soprano Dominique Labelle, with two pieces of chamber music for strings, a quartet, Op. 52, No. 3 (G. 234), in G major, and a quintet, Op. 42, No. 1 (G. 348), in F minor.
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COMMUNITY NEWS & PRESS RELEASES
(Victoria, BC) – The Pacific Baroque Festival returns to Victoria next month presenting five superb concerts from February 15 through 19. With the theme of Music for Distracted Times, this ...
(Boston January 4, 2023) The Handel and Haydn Society will perform Beethoven’s revolutionary Third Symphony, “Eroica,” January 20 + 22, 2023 at Symphony Hall. Led by Czech conductor Václav Luks, ...
Seattle, WA ‑ Early Music Seattle is thrilled to present an original program, Six Dresden Concertos with the Seattle Baroque Orchestra directed by Alexander Weimann along with concert master Rachell ...
Alkemie presents “Call Me Marie: Fables from Marie de France” Alkemie continues its 2022-2023 season with a new program based on the fables told by a 12th-century woman who pen-named ...
Hopkinson Smith: Bright & Early The “supreme poet of the lute” (Gramophone) creates a subtle, intimate dialogue between Dalza and Spinacino, witnesses of the instrument’s flourishing culture in Italy at ...
