Thanks to the wonders of modern technology, painstaking work of two college professors, and radiant sound of Cappella Romana, it is possible to imagine what a medieval Byzantine service might have sounded like.
Medieval Chant Blossoms In Virtual Acoustic Read More »
September 20, 2019 Zilkha Hall, The Hobby Center, Houston, TX Suites from Les Indes Galantes by Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683–1764) Premier Concert Ouverture Entrée des quatre Nations dans la cour d’Hébé danced by the Company Air Polonois danced by Julia Bengtsson & Brynt Beitman Menuets I & II danced by Julian Donahue & Alexis Silver Musette
Ars Lyrica Houston and New York Baroque Dance Co. present Dancing at the Palais Read More »
Passaggi, the improvisation and ornamentation practice app for historical performers, is out now for Android and iOS devices! Developed by professional cornettist Helen Roberts, the app delivers high quality audio tracks created using a sampled historical organ in a temperament appropriate to the repertoire. Tracks can be played at a variety of pitches and speeds,
Passaggi for iOS and Android is out now! Read More »
This project of Cappella Romana is one of the milestone-project of technology and the arts in the last decade.
Anonymous: Choral Stichologia (Palaion) Read More »
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
Thomas Zajac Memorial Scholarship Read More »
Makaris’s debut CD, ‘Wisps in the Dell,’ shows why this repertoire proved so popular with audiences and artists during the 18th century.
CD Review: Ensemble Revels In Traditional Fare Read More »
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
Monteverdi: Mass for the Virgin from ARTEK highlights cutting-edge improvisation Read More »
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.
‘The Harpsichord Diaries’: A Family Affair Read More »
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.
Digital Review: Pairing ‘Poppea’ Perspectives Read More »
The outlines of North America’s exciting landscape of period-instrument ensembles are taking shape as the 2019-2020 season unfolds.
Period Ensembles Alive And Well Read More »
