FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 8, 2020 Orchestra of New Spain’s 2020-2021 Announced! DALLAS, TX – The Orchestra of Spain’s new Masked Season begins October 3rd with a live Strings Concert of music by Boccherini, Geminiani, Respighi and Albéniz in the already tested and proven safe Zion Lutheran Church. A Garden Concert on the lawn of […]
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Friday, September 4, 2020 | 7:30pm Online Premiere on YouTube Portland Baroque Orchestra presents the second program in their all-digital 2020-21 Season: Bach and the French Suite. Byron Schenkman performs a selection of their favorite French and French-inspired harpsichord repertoire, including works by Jean-Henry D’Anglebert, Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, and Johann Sebastian Bach. https://pbo.org/concerts-events/bach-and-the-french-suite/
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TELEMANN’S QUIXOTE SUITE: AN UNDER-THE-HOOD LOOK AT COMPOSING DEPICTIVE MUSIC How can orchestral music depict Don Quixote tilting at windmills? Sancho Panza being tossed in a blanket? Quixote’s swaggering pride, or the bucking gait of Sancho’s mule? It’s a collaboration between the composer, who writes the musical script, and the orchestra itself, which delivers that
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Blue Hill, Maine – Blue Hill Bach will go online for its annual summer festival of Baroque music to reach music-lovers who are barred from attending live events, yet craving the stimulation, sense of connection, and comfort that music provides. “The Blue Hill Bach board of directors has been watching closely how other organizations are
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Learn how to access the EMA website and its benefits with these videos. Logging in Updating Your EMA Contact Information and Member Directory Profile Accessing Grove Music Online Benefit Adding a Member Event to the EMA Events Calendar How to Submit News & Press Releases to the EMA website
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https://www.groupmuse.com/events/10735-french-viol-muse-part-1 Marin Marais is the most beloved composer by players of the viola da gamba. He lived and worked for Louis XIV at the height of the French baroque era, and his music exemplifies the grace and delicacy of French music, as defined by his friend and colleague Jean Baptiste Lully. His five books of
As the only English-language resource of its kind, Steve Zohn’s excellent book should be considered a long overdue and much welcomed addition for libraries and anyone with an interest in 18th-century music.
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Harpsishordist Satono Norizuki will discuss and demonstrate the clavisimbalum, a medieval precursor to the harpsichord, in her home performance for Midtown Concerts. The program includes the selections from the Codex Faenza 117 and Robertsbridge Codex, two of the earliest sources of liturgical and secular keyboard music. Watch on Facebook Live June 11, 1:15 PM EDT
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Livestream Begins at 1pm on Wednesday, May 27 Live from the Entrance Hall at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, David McCormick (baroque violin) and Loren Ludwig (viola da gamba) from Early Music Access Project present a free virtual concert examining various aspects of music-making in Jefferson’s Virginia. This concert is part of their multi-year series of musical
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Join Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra musician Phillip Serna 7pm Friday, May 22nd for a special benefit program – IPO Live Music Stream- Somewhere in Time – benefitting the IPO – which Phillip has been a member for nearly 2 decades! Phillip will perform Telemann’s recently rediscovered 1735 fantasias for solo Viola da Gamba! This is a PAY WHAT YOU CAN concert. Donations can be
