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![]() Title: Renaissance
Ensemble: Quantum
Label: ATMA Classique
Publication Date: October 2018
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![]() Title: La Guitarre Royalle
Ensemble: Izhar Elias,
Label: Brilliant Classics
Publication Date: October 2018
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![]() Title: Lagrime Amare: Bianca Maria Meda Motets
Ensemble: Cappella Artemisia
Label: Brilliant Classics
Publication Date: October 2018
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![]() Title: Joseph-Marie-Clément Dall’Abaco: 11 Capricci
Ensemble: Charlie Rasmussen
Label: Centaur Records
Publication Date: July 2018
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![]() Title: Bach: Cantates pour Luther, BWV 76, 79, 80
Ensemble: Montreal Baroque
Label: ATMA Classique
Publication Date: June 2018
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![]() Title: Directed by Handel
Ensemble: Olwen Foulkes
Label: Barn Cottage Records
Publication Date: May 2018
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![]() Title: J.S. Bach: The Sonatas for Violin & Harpsichord
Ensemble: Rachel Barton Pine and Jory Vinikour
Label: Cedille Records
Publication Date: May 2018
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![]() Title: Georg Philipp Telemann: The Concerti-en-Suite
Ensemble: Tempesta di Mare
Label: Chandos
Publication Date: May 2018
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![]() Title: Biber: The Mystery Sonatas
Ensemble: Boston Baroque, Christina Day Martinson, Martin Pearlman
Label: LINN
Publication Date: April 2018
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Reviews
EMA CD Reviews
CD Review: Vivaldian Virtuosity
Spanish violinist Lina Tur Bonet brings abundant flair to Vivaldi’s demanding ‘Il Grosso Mogul’ concerto, as well as other works by the Italian composer and an excerpt from a concerto by his pupil Johann Georg Pisendel, edited by the master himself.
CD Review: Brahms Goes Historical
Yi-heng Yang and Kate Bennett Wadsworth are not the first modern musicians to record Brahms’ Cello Sonatas on period instruments — in this case an 1875 Streicher piano and a gut-strung cello played without endpin. But they are the first to do so while attempting to revive late 19th-century performance practice.
CD Review: Keyboard Master At Work
Joan Benson has had a formidable career as a recording artist, teacher, pedagogue, and published author. Now, at 93, her prolific performing career is once again visible to the masses through this collection: a two-CDd set of works culled from her live performances and studio albums spanning 40 years.