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Lumedia Musicworks Fall 2022 Online Events September 9, 2022 STORIES DOCUMENTARY: Belle van Zuylen October 28, 2022 SHORT FILM: Royer’s Marche des Scythes
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Seattle Historical Arts for Kids presents a series of free online “Meet & Ask” instrument showcases for young people, continuing through March 2022. Seattle Historical Arts for Kids presented its first-ever online “Meet & Ask” instrument showcase in January. Guest artists all over the US offered close-up views of the medieval harp, bagpipes, recorder, oud,
Teatro Nuovo celebrates a season of firsts at Alexander Kasser Theater (Montclair State University) and the New York City Center July 19-24, 2025 Featuring Verdi’s original Macbeth (1847), the first American presentation of Verdi’s music with a period-instrument orchestra, and the first New York City performance of Bellini’s La Sonnambula in its original keys This season’s casting
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Blue Hill Bach, a festival in the idyllic harbor town in Maine, celebrates its 15th season this summer, with performances July 15-19. They play each concert in a different often surprising location, like a shipyard. With booming arts tourism and new festival leadership, the Blue Hill Bach is ready for the next step.
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Registration Now Open Forte | Piano 2025: Crafting Soundscapes August 5–10, 2025 · Cornell University · Ithaca, NY The Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards and the Westfield Center for Historical Keyboard Studies are delighted to announce the conference-festival Forte|Piano 2025: Crafting Soundscapes. Forte|Piano 2025 will provide a gathering spot where those interested in historical pianos
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Meet Andréa Walker, a silvery voiced soprano with a burgeoning career. Still a doctoral student, she balances research into gallant art songs with an ever-busier performance schedule. Her ensemble, Duo CPE, was part of EMA’s Emerging Arts Showcase. Next week, June 11, they will join recent Showcase laureates for a concert at the Boston Early Music Festival.
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Historical performance is on an upswing across the U.S., and standards have never been higher. But the future of the field is not so clear for the next generation. There’s some growth at the collegiate level but, alarmingly, more than a few losses. What’s the national picture?
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