Canadian-born violinist Christina Day Martinson and Boston Baroque have released a two-CD set on the Linn label featuring Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber’s 15 short Mystery Sonatas for violin and continuo.
CD REVIEW: Biber Mystery Sonatas Mesmerize Read More »
Jeffrey S. Sposato has carefully constructed a narrative that threads together a wealth of political, social, and musical history, bringing clarity to a topic deserving of such attention.
BOOK REVIEW: How Leipzig Fared Post-Bach Read More »
The Pokorny brothers — Romaric, Corentin, and Emmeran — are deeply embedded in the musical life of Seattle and surrounding areas.
Pokorny Brothers Go For Baroque And More Read More »
Berkeley and Boston’s every-other-year festivals have long been on the schedules of musicians and music lovers alike, and this year’s Berkeley Festival had the same schedule of morn-til-night music, all within a few square blocks.
Notes From The Berkeley Festival Read More »
None of the artistic directors at these three festivals was ready to proclaim a new wave of Bach enthusiasm sweeping the region. In the Charlotte area, however, there is definitely something different in the air.
Bach Fests Bloom In The Carolinas Read More »
For its debut CD, the Madrid-based ensemble L’Estro d’Orfeo has assembled an attractive collection of 17th-century instrumental works by Monteverdi, Marini, Uccellini, Cavalli, Merula, and Rognoni, naming the recording after a madrigal from Monteverdi’s Eighth Book.
Madrid Ensemble Embraces Baroque Love Music Read More »
After almost 30 years as Director of Berkeley Festival & Exhibition (BFX), Robert Cole has announced that he will step down from his position effective June 11, 2018, at the conclusion of the 2018 summer festival.
Robert Cole to Step Down as Director of Berkeley Festival & Exhibition Read More »
The merger of the two major players in Pittsburgh’s early music scene, announced after the conclusion of their seasons, emphasizes the strength of the younger organization, Chatham Baroque.
Chatham Baroque Ascends With Artistic Coupling Read More »
The museum, located in Greenville, SC, opens officially March 27 with “Facing South: Keyboard Instruments in the Carolinas,” an exhibit focusing on 27 instruments associated with the Carolinas between 1700 and 1860.
Carolina Music Museum Makes Its Debut Read More »
Today, March 21, 2018, marks the 6th edition of the European Day of Early Music, and EMA is happy to join with our friends in Europe for this celebration.
European Day of Early Music 2018 Read More »
