The idea for a recording centered on composers who died of mysterious and terrifying diseases came to the musicians of Les Barocudas in September 2019, months before COVID-19 swept the globe.
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Compiled by Boston Baroque Music Director Martin Pearlman.
‘Aleph Earth’ blends audio from the vocal quartet New York Polyphony with visuals created by the University of Oregon’s Artificial Intelligence Creative Practice Research Group.
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The performances by the 40 student singers and 20 players from Northwestern University who took part in ‘Orfeo Remote’ were filmed and recorded in and around their homes as far away as South Korea.
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“O Rosetta”: Songs of Love and Youth from Seventeenth-Century Italy – Friday, Oct. 30 at 7:00pm PST Led by Rotem Gilbert, Jennifer Kampani, and Jason Yoshida, the USC Thornton Baroque Sinfonia presents a virtual concert of seventeenth-century Italian music in its first performance of the season! Capturing a lively spirit, the concert will feature sacred and secular
Working with Le Concert des Nations, a period-instrument orchestra he founded in 1989, Jordi Savall clearly believes he is rediscovering these works in some sense by performing them in a historically informed manner.
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Cambridge, MA – The GRAMMY Award-winning Boston Early Music Festival Chamber Opera Series returns on Thanksgiving weekend with “Looking Back at Orpheus,” featuring two broadcasts of chamber opera productions inspired by the Orpheus legend. Presented free-of-charge on BEMF’s YouTube channel (youtube.com/bostonearly/), this will be the first time the Boston Early Music Festival has publicly shared complete archival video
The Acapella app, which allows users to create multi-track videos, singing or playing musical instruments on their own, has recently seen a resurgence among HIP musicians, especially those craving polyphony in this increasingly monophonic world.
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(New York, New York) Monday, June 15, 2020 – With artists needing to maintain the ability to earn, live streaming has become crucial to their existence with various platforms supporting ticketing and donations. Classical pianist SHIZ’KA will stream her new ambitious program BRILLIANCE & FERVOR to the Internet on June 20 at 7:30PM EST. SHIZ’KA,
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The renowned UK based historic wind ensemble The City Musick are pleased to announce the new Corona Consort Karaoke project. We deeply miss playing with colleagues and students on our summer schools and courses so have come up with this idea to enable players to play along with any part they want from a series of audio
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