For all their emotional reserve, these works are charming, graceful, and sensitive, the musical equivalent of a carefully displayed ankle, a subtle turn of the wrist, a glimpse of an eye behind a lacy fan.
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“After almost four years as Executive Director of Early Music America, I am leaving on August 6 to take up the position of Administrative Director of the Historical Performance program at The Juilliard School in New York.”
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(Boston July 27, 2021) The Handel and Haydn Society will celebrate the return of the Boston arts scene with a free concert at the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreations Memorial Hatch Shell on August 27, 2021, at 7:00 PM. The rain date will be August 28, 2021, at 7:00 PM at the Hatch Shell.
As a musicological endeavor, Ensemble Origo’s album is phenomenal; any early-music seminar must surely take note for both the excellence of Rice’s research and the fact that many of these pieces aren’t commonly recorded.
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“Their tireless efforts as both artistic directors and collaborators with instrument builders have resulted in advancements in the design of early double reed instruments and singular programming that plumbs the depths of the repertoire, changing the global perception of what these instruments can do.”
(Boston) Cappella Clausura, the Boston based music organization dedicated to highlighting the work of female composers from the 9th century to today, has recorded a collection of commissioned works honoring female troubadours of the 12th-14th century. Based on the writings of ancient songwriters, each piece in “Troubadours 2021” will be given new life by an
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The theme of the 2021 Annual Conference is Coming Together, Breaking Through. The sessions are designed to help us lift our heads from the daily grind of solving problems and adapting to non-stop change, and come together as a community to hear from new and impactful voices, think more deeply, and make breakthrough revelations about the
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(Boston) Cappella Clausura, the Boston based music organization dedicated to highlighting the work of female composers from the 9th century to today, has recorded a collection of commissioned works honoring female troubadours of the 12th-14th century. Based on the writings of ancient songwriters, each piece in “Troubadours 2021” will be given new life by an
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Don’t miss this pre-recorded debut concert of Red Dot Baroque, Singapore’s exciting new baroque orchestra! With a strong artistic commitment to the drama and rhetoric of Baroque music, watch various members of the ensemble take turns at the spotlight in Corelli’s Concerto Grosso in D major, Telemann’s Concerto for Flute and Violin and Bach’s Brandenburg
Zachary Carrettín’s recording of the Suites 1-3 reaffirms the idea that Bach’s music can provide solace in the midst of difficult times.
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