CD Review: Gems From The 15th And 16th Centuries
The repertoire showcases New York Polyphony performing at its peak. The ensemble’s approach is persuasive and utterly commanding.
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CD Review: Diverse Sides Of A Violinist’s Art
This musical scrapbook of recordings by Carol Lieberman shows a progression from earlier to later performances, paralleling the evolution of historical playing styles over several decades.
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Karin Weston: Thornton Memorial Scholarship Reflection
The Thornton Scholarship funded Weston’s travel to study the Occitan language, the interpretation of Trecento music, Italian and French mensural notation, and medieval flute.
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Madcap ‘Dragon’ Is Making Its Way to Chicago
Haymarket Opera Company is staging John Frederick Lampe’s ‘The Dragon of Wantley,’ an 18th-century send-up of Italian opera that stuck it to politicians of the time.
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CD Review: Galou Offers Deeply Expressive Vivaldi
The latest release in Naïve’s Vivaldi Edition — which is recording the entire collection of the composer’s manuscripts at Turin’s Italian National University Library — gives the deepest feminine voice lots of love.
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