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The 29 works on this recording all speak to the ideals, desires, and horrors of the American Revolution, and the subsequent attempts to create a New Republic.
CD Review: No Resisting This Boston Camerata Release Read More »
The 2018 Salzburg Festival production of Monteverdi’s final opera can be experienced by way of compact discs and DVD, which are contained in the same harmonia mundi package.
Digital Review: Pairing ‘Poppea’ Perspectives Read More »
London’s Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment plays New York’s Tully Hall and Oberlin College this month, with help at the former from cell-phone quieting Yondr cases.
Enlightenment Of A Musical And Technological Kind Read More »
Creating a more inclusive early music community EMA recognizes that: IDEA Task Force Mission The IDEA Task Force promotes EMA’s values of diversity and inclusion by advising EMA in its planning and implementation of strategic initiatives so that the early music field can begin to represent and embrace the many different communities of the Americas.
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access Read More »
Janet See is an admired artist and teacher whose affiliations include Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, Seattle’s Pacific MusicWorks, Seattle Baroque Orchestra, and Portland Baroque Orchestra
An Ambassador For Flutes Baroque and Classical Read More »
‘Playing with Fire: Jeannette Sorrell and the Mysteries of Conducting’ will interest and inspire anyone who loves music or just a well-crafted story about a fascinating person.
Sorrell Documentary Profiles A Compelling Musician Read More »
The Thornton Scholarship funded Weston’s travel to study the Occitan language, the interpretation of Trecento music, Italian and French mensural notation, and medieval flute.
Karin Weston: Thornton Memorial Scholarship Reflection Read More »
The outlines of North America’s exciting landscape of period-instrument ensembles are taking shape as the 2019-2020 season unfolds.
Period Ensembles Alive And Well Read More »
The ensemble’s impressive first disc promises and delivers the complete works of Leonora Duarte (1610-1678), the accomplished daughter of a prosperous Iberian converso jeweler who was resident in Antwerp.
CD Review: Sonnambula Debuts With Duarte Read More »
