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Lumedia Musicworks Fall 2022 Online Events
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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Young people discover historical instruments in free online events with Seattle Historical Arts for Kids
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,
Alkemie presents Saltwinds & Spices
A restless collective of medieval experimentalists, the Flatbush-based band Alkemie recently gained recognition beyond Brooklyn with their soundtrack for the video game Pentiment (directed by Obsidian studios and published by Xbox). Locally and nationally, they have been presented by the Amherst Early Music Festival, Arizona Early Music Society, Brooklyn Public Library, Cambridge Society for Early
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Getting Kids HookedÂ
Seattle’s SHAK, Chicago’s Stevenson High School, and a new start-up, Lute4Kids in upstate New York, are among the few U.S. early-music programs devoted to hands-on, pre-collegiate education. It’s a pipeline the field must nurture if it’s to thrive.
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Life Lessons and Catholic Oratorio
Robert L. Kendrick’s ambitious new monograph, a detailed look at the oratorio in Catholic Italy and Hapsburg Vienna, covers more than a century of repertoire, connecting Biblical stories — fratricide, child sacrifice, forbidden love, death — with political events and considers the social and moral impact on the listeners.
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Early Music Needs Its Specialists
From the Publications Director: ‘There’s an old joke about the social sciences where the exam questions are the same year after year but it’s the correct answers that change. The early-music field isn’t so different, where there’s a fundamental ambition — how did it sound when it was new? — but the ways in which that’s presented, and how it comes across for the listener, seem to change with each generation.’
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Blumenstock’s Festival Previews 46th Year & Hosts First Family Concert
September 18, 2025 — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Zen Edwards, Executive Director · cell (310) 227-0539 · press@bmf-cdm.org Baroque Music Festival, Corona del Mar, Previews Its 46th Season and Introduces First Family Concert **NEWPORT BEACH—**The Baroque Music Festival, Corona del Mar—Newport Beach’s only professional arts organization devoted exclusively to classical music—leaps into fall with two
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