Walking through Salzburg’s cathedral, a masterpiece of beautifully-defined baroque decoration, a thought strikes. “This must have cost a fair amount.” The same thought comes to mind while lapping up the …
How one of Europe’s most incredible cities was built with… salt Read More »
The East Bay’s appetite for both traditional and avant-garde classical is sure to be sated this coming season. The East Bay is at once the intersection of new technology and …
Nothing like a little Baroque and early Classical music to demonstrate the amazing flexibility of the Cleveland Orchestra. As if to remind listeners that it also possesses the chops of …
Cleveland Orchestra takes pleasant sojourn with Baroque and early Classical works Read More »
The Horned Dorset Sunday Dinner/Concert Series will continue its third season on Sunday with a program at the Horned Dorset Restaurant at 2000 State Route 8 in Leonardsville. The concert, …
We’re going against the grain with some of the most radical musical diversions from the norm, courtesy of bold, iconoclastic, or legitimately insane composers. Bending or almost breaking most rules …
A Season Begins by Donald Rosenberg One of the missions of EMAg is to explore the new in the old—to discover how music that’s been around for a long time …
The 2015 Fall EMAg is here! Early-Music Leaders Go Modern Read More »
EMA is currently going through a period of renewal and reevaluation of its programs, work methods, and practices, making it a very exciting time to be involved and have a …
Career Opportunity: Part-time Special Projects Coordinator Read More »
The Bach Society of Minnesota was “HIP” before it was hip. “HIP” stands for “historically informed performance” — i.e., doing it darn close to the way it was played back …
Bach Society is a must-go at Twin Cities Early Music Festival Read More »
Bach doesn’t care how many Twitter followers you have – if you steal his fugues, the grandfather of counterpoint will come back to haunt you. Lady Gaga used an eight-second …
The Lady Gaga Fugue and other incredible Baroque-inspired arrangements of pop songs Read More »
Schubert and Handel at Severance. Mozart and Bach at Blossom. Between the Cleveland Orchestra’s two programs this weekend, there’s no overlap beyond Haydn with principal cellist Mark Kosower. Lucky for …
What the critics are saying about conductor Nicholas McGegan Read More »