ARTEK presents two concerts of Concerti Grossi by Arcangelo Corelli, with an orchestra combining ARTEK members and young string players participating as 2023 Corelli Fellows, under the leadership of Enrico Gatti. Corelli’s orchestra was legendary both for its size and innovative musical practices, and his Op. 6 Concerti Grossi were a sensation in Italy and abroad in the 18th […]
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From the 17th century onward, choral music became the defining feature of the musical identity of Western Sephardic Jews.
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Musicians of the Old Post Road Presents “Into The Light: Unearthed Treasures by Christoph Graupner” April 29th, 2023, 4 pm, Worcester Historical Museum, Worcester, MA April 30th, 2023, 4 pm, Old South Church, Boston, MA and live-streamed at www.oldpostroad.org For over three decades, the Musicians of the Old Post Road ensemble has delighted in its
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Mountainside Baroque is eagerly anticipating the final three concerts of its 2022-2023 season, spanning a weekend that will feature a brand-new approach for the group that includes intimate performances at local pubs & cafes. “Purcell’s Pub: Catch of the Day,” leads off the weekend on April 21 at 7:30pm at the Dig Deep Brewing Company
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ARTIST: Ensemble CastorSherezade Panthaki, sopranoRodolfo Richter, leader Rodolfo Richter, Petra Samhaber-Eckhardt & Irma Niskanen, violin; Peter Aigner, viola; Keiran Campbell, violoncello; Barbara Fischer, violone; Erich Traxler, harpsichord WHEN: Saturday, April 22, 2023 at 8pm ETFirst Church Cambridge, Congregational, 11 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA Sunday, April 23, 2023 at 3pm ETThe Morgan Library & Museum, 225 Madison Avenue, New York, NY Virtual Premiere:
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Call for Nominations Want to help the entire early-music field by serving on the EMA Board of Directors? Do you know someone who would make an excellent board member? EMA is now soliciting nominations for a handful of board openings. Self-nominations are welcome. EMA is seeking individuals who are passionate about early music, have experience
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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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