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London’s Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment plays New York’s Tully Hall and Oberlin College this month, with help at the former from cell-phone quieting Yondr cases.
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Community baroque orchestras that provide performing outlets for amateurs and professionals are on the ascent in North America.
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The magisterial multi-volume set of Handel documents put together by Donald Burrows and the distinguished Handel scholars Helen Coffey, John Greenacombe, and the late Anthony Hicks promises to include just about everything written about, by, to, and for Handel.
Book Review: Handel Documents Aplenty Read More »
Rosamund Morley, a viola gamba player and longtime member of the Waverly Consort, pays tribute to the ensemble’s co-founder, who died June 15 at the age of 81.
Remembering Michael Jaffee (1938-2019) Read More »
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The informal theme of EMA’s 2019 festival & showcase, which ran May 22-24 in Bloomington, IN, turned out to be creating meaningful connections.
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Boston University’s Center for Early Music Studies (CEMS) seeks to make connections with a conference, “Atlantic Crossings: Music from 1492 through the Long Eighteenth Century,” which will be held June 7 and 8.
Exploring Music From Old World To New Read More »
What sets many festivals apart are specific approaches and characteristics. In the world of early music, one can find festivals built around thematic programming and those that embrace a mix of repertoire meant to spice up our artistic lives.
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