The Rose Ensemble recently played its “Finale Concert,” concluding a season that was supposed to be its last. But the Twin Cities early-music group, which a year ago faced “a financial deficit too overwhelming to overcome,” may not be going out of business after all.
‘Outpouring of support’ brings Twin Cities music group back from the dead Read More »
Tenor Aaron Sheehan, shown above in Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s ‘La Descente d’Orphée aux Enfers’ at the 2013 Boston Early Music Festival, teams with the Pacific MusicWorks Orchestra on an outstanding recording of works Handel wrote for tenor John Beard.
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‘The Boston School of Harpsichord Building: William Dowd, Eric Herz and Frank Hubbard, Personal Reminiscences by the People Who Knew and Worked with Them’ tells the story of an early-music revolution, the re-revival of the historical harpsichord.
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The University of Oregon will lay off the current director, Janelle McCoy, and permanently eliminate the position in a cost-cutting move, said Sabrina Madison-Cannon, dean of the university’s School of Music and Dance, in a message to donors Friday.
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Rosamund Morley, a viola gamba player and longtime member of the Waverly Consort, pays tribute to the ensemble’s co-founder, who died June 15 at the age of 81.
Remembering Michael Jaffee (1938-2019) Read More »
