A Milestone for Early Music Seattle: Deep Roots, New Branches
Deep Roots, New Branches, Early Music Seattle’s spring 2021 interactive series, invites musicians and audiences to explore the awe-inspiring tangles that shape what we call “early music,” and follow its ...
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Daring to Make Baroque Opera Grand Again
Authentic instrument recordings of Baroque opera are nothing new; they’ve been coming at a fairly steady pace for decades. What is both new and newsworthy is the plethora of recordings ...
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San Francisco Classical Voice
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March 2, 2021
He Was a ‘Bad Boy’ Harpsichordist, and the Best of His Age
Scott Ross, who would have turned 70 this year, died young of AIDS — but not before recording all 555 Scarlatti sonatas ...
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The New York Times
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February 26, 2021
Mahan Esfahani Makes It Happen on the Harpsichord
While most live performances in the States have been canceled due to COVID-19, the Iranian-born, American-raised Esfahani, who currently lives in Prague, recently filmed the masterwork for a Cal Performances ...
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San Francisco Classical Voice
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February 22, 2021
Eva Coutaz, a Record Label Force for Quality, Dies at 77
An executive with the respected label Harmonia Mundi, she shaped classical music careers and public tastes in turning out incomparable recordings from a French farmhouse ...
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The New York Times
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February 4, 2021
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