Anonymous: Choral Stichologia (Palaion)
This project of Cappella Romana is one of the milestone-project of technology and the arts in the last decade.
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Thomas Zajac Memorial Scholarship
Honoring Thomas Zajac The Thomas Zajac Memorial Scholarship (est. 2021) provides a biennial scholarship of $1,500 to early-music performers and scholars who wish to pursue specialized study in regional and/or folk traditions, instruments, or styles, for the purpose of exploring cultural interconnections in early music. The recipient is selected by a jury of musicians who
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CD Review: Ensemble Revels In Traditional Fare
Makaris’s debut CD, ‘Wisps in the Dell,’ shows why this repertoire proved so popular with audiences and artists during the 18th century.
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Monteverdi: Mass for the Virgin from ARTEK highlights cutting-edge improvisation
ARTEK is one of New York City’s world-class early music ensembles, celebrating over 30 years of concerts in the city and touring in the United States and abroad. Gotham Early Music Scene, Inc. (GEMS), the service and advocacy organization for early music in New York City, is forwarding the following listing information to you on
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‘The Harpsichord Diaries’: A Family Affair
Harpsichordist Elaine Funaro, center, collaborated with her twins, Andrea and Eric Love, on a children’s book that ups the ante on bringing instruments to life.
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Thomas Binkley Award
2024 Recipient: Cristian Gutiérrez He is one of the most outstanding Chilean performers in the specialty of early music. He studied guitar at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Chile, finishing with the first place in his class. He then received a scholarship from the Andes Foundation to continue his specialization studies in
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Digital Review: Pairing ‘Poppea’ Perspectives
The 2018 Salzburg Festival production of Monteverdi’s final opera can be experienced by way of compact discs and DVD, which are contained in the same harmonia mundi package.
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Period Ensembles Alive And Well
The outlines of North America’s exciting landscape of period-instrument ensembles are taking shape as the 2019-2020 season unfolds.
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Book Review: Entrancing Guide To Singing Early Music
Martha Elliott is excellent in discussing how to read Baroque scores, closely comparing various published versions (including facsimile, early publication, 19th-century edition, and complete works edition) of a single piece.
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Third Coast Baroque Awakens Handel Rarity
The composer’s first oratorio, ‘Il trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno,’ will be performed April 12 and 13 in the original 2¾-hour version that premiered in 1707 with Arcangelo Corelli as concertmaster.
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