This program, the final one of the ensemble’s 34th season, pays homage to the German composer and harpsichordist who, in his time, was as highly regarded as his contemporaries Bach, Telemann, and Handel.
The Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado started an apprentice program in 2007, in part to mentor the next generation, to scout for new members, and to bring fresh perspectives into the ensemble. They’ve succeeded in all these aspects.
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“How many talented singers are we losing who encounter vocal fatigue or injury and assume that it is their fault? [By] implying that vocal fatigue equates to a lack of natural talent rather than framing it as a normal challenge that everyone will experience at different points of their career encourages the maintenance of the current veil of silence around vocal injury. We must encourage singers to seek help, be vulnerable, and understand that vocal challenges can be worked through.”
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(Boston) Esteemed Italian conductor Rinaldo Alessandrini joins the Handel and Haydn Society for the award-winning organization’s performances of Bach’s Easter Oratorio. The Gramophone award winner and Grammy nominee will be front and center March 31 + April 2, 2023, at Symphony Hall in Boston. The concerts will also include Antonio Bononcini’s Stabat Mater. For both
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MasterVoices continues its eclectic 2022-23 season on March 23 at Central Synagogue with Ted Sperling leading O How Good, a performance of Jewish sacred music. The program includes two beloved works of traditional Jewish liturgy set by master composers – Ernest Bloch’s Sacred Service and Kurt Weill’s Kiddush – as well as the world premiere
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BEMF presents Chiaroscuro Quartet in a program of Beethoven, Schubert, and Mendelssohn — March 23 in New York and March 25 in Boston ARTIST: Chiaroscuro QuartetAlina Ibragimova & Pablo Hernán BenedÃ, violinEmilie Hörnlund, viola; Claire Thirion, violoncello WHEN: Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 7:30pm ETThe Morgan Library & Museum, 225 Madison Avenue, New York, NYSaturday, March 25, 2023
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(Vancouver, B.C.) – Early Music Vancouver (EMV) announced today the dates for this year’s summer festival along with a new name. The 2023 Early Music Vancouver Summer Festival (previously named Vancouver Bach Festival) will take place July 27 to August 5 at various venues including SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, Christ Church Cathedral, Pyatt
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Tempesta di Mare performs more Modern-Time Premieres by Bach-contemporary Johann Friedrich Fasch Plus: 4th CD Recording of Fasch Orchestral Works & Award of the Fasch Prize of the City of Zerbst, Germany Since 2008, Tempesta di Mare has been among the ensembles, almost all of them European, leading the charge to revive the music of
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North American Virtual Recorder Society: England’s Golden Age of Consort Music with Tish Berlin Saturday, March 25 at 2PM, ET Join Tish Berlin to learn why the 16th century was the golden age for recorder consort music in England. Berlin will lead an exciting playing session featuring the works of William Mundy, who was regarded
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Thrilling Trilling North American Virtual Recorder Society Workshop with Anne Timberlake Sunday, March 19 at 7:30PM, ET Ornamentation is the practice of adding to, or changing, or both, what’s on the page– is an integral part of playing music from the Renaissance and Baroque eras. Trilling is essential to recorder playing, but there’s so much
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