Barthold Kuijken leads the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra in delectable performances of music by Lully, Telemann, and Rameau on their new recording, ‘The Lully Effect.’
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The 2nd movement of this recording is 100% improvised and unlike anything I have ever heard. It’s something really unique. Jeffrey Smith Period violinist and violist Chair, Emerging ProfessionalLeadership Council See the full EMM Musical Calendar
Antonio Vivaldi: “Winter” from the Four Seasons Read More »
BWV 106 evokes emotions of sadness and hope through Bach’s beautifully written parts. The recorder lines and lush harmonies in the opening Sonata set the stage for the listener’s journey through this funeral cantata. JT Mitchell Master’s Student in Baroque Flute Emerging Professional Leadership Council Member See the Full EMM Musical Calendar
Johann Sebastian Bach: “Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit,” BWV 106: Sonatina Read More »
In the early 1990’s I saw Cecilia Bartoli in recital and was very impressed with her coloratura, which has always been her signature brand. However, it was her performance of this moving and passionate aria that stuck with me for ever. The beauty of her legato lines and her breath control are inimitable. Miguel Rodriguez
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<span data-mce-type=”bookmark” style=”display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;” class=”mce_SELRES_start”></span> Marc Destrubé is one of the world’s foremost baroque violinists. He has few solo recordings but he has led the Orchestra of the 18th Century for many years. This recording has a beautiful warmth to it and can be listened to many many times.
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