The Costanoan Trio explores the piano trio repertoire of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, with special interests in lesser-known composers and recreating the world of domestic music-making in intimate concert spaces.
2018 Emerging Artists Showcase: Costanoan Trio Read More »
The goal of BATC is to provide performers and listeners, individually and collectively, the opportunity to immerse themselves in the life-giving joy that is woven into the music of J.S. Bach.
Bach Around the Clock Read More »
Welcome to March — otherwise known as Early Music Month — where our goal is to help the world become aware of the vitality of the early music community in North America. Throughout these 31 days, Early Music America will do our part by shining a spotlight on individuals and organizations, concerts, lectures, play-days, workshops, and more throughout the early music community.
Welcome to Early Music Month! Read More »
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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.
Trio Settecento Celebrates 20th Anniversary Read More »
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 period instrument ensemble House of Time has quickly built a reputation for versatility and virtuosity. Now in their fifth year as an ensemble, House of
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 »
