Cappella Pratensis, which predominantly sings sacred repertoire from the 15th and 16th centuries, returns to the United States for a five-city tour starting Nov. 10 in New York.
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Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Sarasa continues to work performances in adult prisons, correctional facilities for teenagers, and mental hospitals into its regular concert schedule in the Boston area.
Sarasa Ensemble Continues To Reach Out Read More »
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Honoring Margriet Tindemans The Margriet Tindemans Early Strings Scholarship was established by Early Music America in 2018 to honor the life and work of the late Margriet Tindemans (1951-2014), a master of early stringed instruments and a shining figure in the field of early music. The biennial Scholarship provides support for specialized, advanced study outside North America that
Margriet Tindemans Early Strings Scholarship Read More »
The event, at the Philharmonie de Paris, features two performances each by the Camerata and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and includes lecture presentations and collaborative rehearsals.
Boston Camerata And BSO Share Paris Weekend Read More »
What a treat it is to have a new album from the British ensemble the Gonzaga Band that contains not one but seven world premieres as exciting as they are excellent.
CD REVIEW: Ah, Venice! Notes The Gonzaga Band Read More »
Vox Humana Editorial Board members Christopher Holman, Katelyn Emerson, and Guy Whatley present and discuss the major grants with which American organists can study abroad, and give general information about everyday life and jobs in a foreign country.
Studying the Organ Abroad Read More »
Jeffrey S. Sposato has carefully constructed a narrative that threads together a wealth of political, social, and musical history, bringing clarity to a topic deserving of such attention.
BOOK REVIEW: How Leipzig Fared Post-Bach Read More »
