Reflecting a Just Future II: Early Music and Identity
Early Music Seattle has much to learn in order to play an authentic role in serving a society that values Black bodies and Black voices ...
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Early Music Seattle
Published:
July 19, 2020
His Name is Joseph Boulogne, Not “Black Mozart”
An 18th-century polymath has had his brilliant music and life diminished by a demeaning nickname ...
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The New York Times
Published:
July 22, 2020
Machaut’s ‘Notre Dame’: Why a 14th century mass is the genesis of modern music
This is a one-of-a-kind mass, written probably around 1360, only a few years after the Black Death, when bubonic plague reduced the population of Reims by a quarter to a ...
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Los Angeles times
Published:
July 8, 2020
Orchestra of New Spain stirs up controversy with the first live, public concert in the region
The hour-long performance featured 11 string players wearing masks and social distancing ...
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The Dallas Morning News
Published:
June 28, 2020
Contralto Emily Marvosh calls for leadership, diversity in classical music
“The problem isn’t just playing Mozart and Bach — I know those things are compelling. It’s being led by white men. There are other viewpoints that are not being thought ...
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Wicked Local Salem
Published:
June 15, 2020
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