The co-production with Philharmonia Baroque features Anthony Roth Costanzo in the title role alongside Daniela Mack, Amanda Forsythe, and Camille Ortiz.
Boston Baroque returns to opera with Handel’s rare Amadigi di Gaula Read More »
The Orlando Consort’s latest album explores music from GuillaumeDu Fay, Heinrich Isaac, and numerous anonymous pieces. But a standard treatment of the Florentine Renaissance this is not. In conjunction with research by musicologist Patrick Macey, who authored the detailed liner notes, the album presents a surprising number of premiere recordings.
CD Review: Orlando Consort Premieres Music from Golden Age Florence Read More »
Amherst Early Music and the Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute have long embraced musicians ranging from enthusiasts to professionals. These two programs, similar in many regards, serve a range of abilities and interests, and both of them got their start a half a century ago.
Nurturing a Love for Early Music Read More »
Boston Baroque welcomes in-person audiences at GBH’s Calderwood Studio in Boston and streaming audiences around the world for the program featuring soloists Elena Villalón and Rufus Müller BOSTON, MA—Boston Baroque’s 21-22 Season continues with an exultant concert featuring Vivaldi’s Gloria and Handel’s Ode for St. Cecilia’s Day at GBH’s Calderwood Studio. The performances will take
Tempesta di Mare continues its 20th anniversary season with programs: Artist Recital: Founders’ Picks, Season XX: Chamber (available On-Demand from Feb 20 – Mar 19), and the mainstage Season XX: Orchestra form a three-program focus from Tempesta di Mare’s twenty years of rediscovery and championing rarely played masterworks that continues to the present day. Artist
Celebrating lutes, luthiery and love this Valentine’s Day from Daniel Yost Luthier, and Pavana Early Music Trio, in Buffalo, NY! Here’s a promotional video on our trio, Daniel’s instruments, and our love story featuring our TV spot on 7 News WKBW with Mike Randall WKBW with Daniel Yost Luthier, Daniel Yost, Suzanne Fatta and of
Lutes, Luthiery and Love on Valentine’s Day Read More »
Sally Hemings’ three sons with Thomas Jefferson, and many in her extended family, were accomplished musicians. The pieces they played are ripe for modern performances on historical instruments.
Rock & Reel: Monticello’s Black Fiddlers Read More »
(Cambridge, MA) Palaver Strings is set to bring their chamber concert experience “Through the Looking Glass’ to Club Passim on Thursday, February 10th. Maya French & Ryan Shannon (violin), Elizabeth Moore (viola), and Dara Hankins (cello) will explore some of the new musical ideas that propel chamber music into the future. The performance will include
Palaver Strings Heads ‘Through the Looking Glass’ at Club Passim Read More »
Back by popular demand, Musicians of the Old Post Road’s online Delving Deeper series returns to explore historical and musical topics in an entertaining and informative film format. With Episode 4, Sites and Sounds of Early Sudbury, MOPR continues its long-standing commitment to uniting historical performance with historic architecture. The film premieres on Saturday, February
Sites and Sounds of Early Sudbury: Online film premieres Saturday, February 12 Read More »
DOWNLOAD PDF ARTIST: Stile AnticoHelen Ashby, Kate Ashby & Rebecca Hickey, sopranoEmma Ashby, Cara Curran & Rosie Parker, altoAndrew Griffiths, Jonathan Hanley & Matthew Howard, tenorJames Arthur, Simon Gallear & Nathan Harrison, bass WHEN: Friday, February 18, 2022 at 8pmSt. Paul Church, Bow & Arrow Streets, Cambridge, MAVirtual Premiere: Friday, March 4, 2022 at 8pm ETAvailable until Friday, March
