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EMA encourages members and supporters to include the EMA logo on your websites, social media, and print materials to show your support for the field of early music in North […]
The ensemble marks the milestone Feb. 18 with a program at Nichols Concert Hall in Evanston, IL, under the auspices of the Music Institute of Chicago, dubbed “Five at Twenty” featuring will six selections from Arcangelo Corelli’s Op. 5 from 1700.
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Vivaldi: The Four Seasons House of Time House of Time 888295612456 By Jeremy Reynolds CD Review — At home in New York City’s finest churches and coffee houses, the
Captivating Vivaldi From House Of Time Read More »
This summer was intense, but also very inspiring. I don’t have the words to thank the support received by Early Music America with its scholarship to attend the Berwick Academy, held during the Oregon Bach Festival.
Summer Workshop Scholarship Reflection: Gemma Goday Read More »
Along the way, we encounter heated debates about HIP (Historically Informed Performance) in Baroque music, questionable student evaluations of a professor coming up for tenure, and a great deal of discussion about the interpretation of violin music, which proves important to our understanding of this mystery.
Plot Thick With Music in Latest Jacobus Mystery Read More »
Pacific MusicWorks Underground presents about 40 concerts a year around the greater Seattle area at places like a brewery or winery, a pub, or an event room in an apartment building.
Music All Over The Place (In Seattle, That Is) Read More »
The conceit for the recording seems to be a soirée in heaven in which the four violinist-composers discuss their craft and gossip about the musical scene of their day.
Podger And Friends Send Sonatas Aloft Read More »
While previous New York Early Music Celebrations had as many as 90 events, this year’s schedule listed a more manageable 21 public concerts and a handful of educational and private events. Any local ensemble performing Oct. 13-22 was eligible for inclusion in the celebration, which is led by Frederick Renz.
New York Celebration Esteems Local Artists Read More »
The Waits, performing mainly on wind instruments — shawms, dulcians, cornetts, and sackbuts — filled the city’s expanding musical needs. Widely hailed as England’s best musicians, in addition to their civic duties the London Waits may have given the first public concerts in England beginning in 1571. This brilliant album pays homage to their important role in London’s musical life around the turn of the 17th century.
City Musick Triumphs Toasting Topping Tooters Read More »