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MUSICIANS OF THE OLD POST ROAD presents “Tall Tales”

For Immediate Release January 27, 2025 PRESS CONTACT Joanna Boyle, General Manager Musicians of the Old Post Road 781.466.6694 musicians@oldpostroad.org PHOTOS https://oldpostroad.org/press-room MUSICIANS OF THE OLD POST ROAD presents Tall Tales Saturday, March 8, 2025, 4:00 pm First Parish, Wayland, MA and live-streamed at www.oldpostroad.org Sunday, March 9, 2025, 4:00 pm Old South Church, Boston, […]

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BEMF Presents Francesco Corti and Agave with Reginald Mobley

Community News, News, Press Releases

BEMF returns in 2025 with keyboard virtuoso Francesco Corti and the BEMF Chamber Ensemble on February 8 and AGAVE with countertenor Reginald Mobley on February 14 ARTISTS: Francesco Corti, harpsichord & organBoston Early Music Festival Chamber EnsembleRobert Mealy, Director Robert Mealy, concertmaster; Sarah Darling, violin; Laura Jeppesen, viola; Phoebe Carrai, violoncello; Heather Miller Lardin, double bass; Debra Nagy & Kathryn Montoya, oboe;

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January 2025

Vol. 31 No. 1, January 2025

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EMA at 40: Musings on Our Beginnings

EMAg Features, News

At an early EMA board meeting, Thomas Forrest Kelly recalls ‘serious discussion of whether we wanted to be the American Dairy Council (lobbying association for the professional field), or the Rah-Rah Association of Enthusiasts (focused on amateurs). EMA, after 40 years, has still perhaps not quite figured that out, and creative discussions continue.’

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Jamming with Southeastern Early Music Community

EMA Features, News

Two musicians with Deep South connections recently launched a Facebook group, hoping to encourage the small and far-flung scene. Over the holidays, they came together for the first time in an afternoon jam. Baroque violinist Lindsey Tootle, an Alabama native, sends a session report.

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Cinquecento Revive Ludwig Daser’s Legacy

EMA Recording Reviews, News

Influential at the Bavarian court in the 16th century, Ludwig Daser and his music were overshadowed by his posthumously more celebrated contemporaries. But Daser’s lyrical gifts and structural innovations are gaining adherents, including the pan-European vocal ensemble Cinquecento. Their latest recording capture all the tension and exuberance of this remarkable music.

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Music Worcester Celebrates Bach’s Birthday March 21-23

Community News, News, Press Releases

MUSIC WORCESTER TO CELEBRATE BACH’S BIRTHDAY BASH MARCH 21-23, 2025 FOUR-CONCERT WEEKEND FEATURING PERFORMANCES BY PIANIST JEREMY DENK AND HANDEL & HAYDN SOCIETY ARE PART OF 11-YEAR PROJECT TO PRESENT ALL 1000+ WORKS COMPOSED BY JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (Worcester, MA -December 12, 2024) Pianist Jeremy Denk and the Handel & Haydn Society are the

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Deep River Spirituals: America’s ‘Broken Consort’ Songs

EMA Features, News

At the 2024 EMA Summit, countertenor Michael Walker II, viol player Philip Spray, and Alchymy Viols gave a presentation called ‘Deep River.’ One day, while rehearsing a famous spiritual, writes Walker, ‘it reminded me of the viola da gamba in its ability to convey both sadness and joy.’

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Boston Camerata’s First 70 Years

EMAg Features, News

It all started in the basement of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, where a collection of historical instruments had languished for decades. Seventy years later, the Boston Camerata’s artistry and its attitudes about ‘early music’ and multicultural repertoire has influenced the entire field.

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He Said/She Said in French Courtly Love

EMA Recording Reviews, News

Medieval ensemble Trobár celebrates women in 14th and 15th c. song, centered on poet Christine de Pizan and her musical circles, including (male) composers who are now famous, obscure or anonymous. It’s a “he said/she said” dialogue on love, equality, and courtly virtues.

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