The French conductor talks about her new Beethoven recording on the Erato label featuring Nicholas Angelich performing the Fourth and Fifth piano concertos on an 1892 Pleyel.
An Interview with Laurence Equilbey Read More »
Bringing her unusually active and flexible right arm technique to bear with a classical Tourte bow and the ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Strad.
Isabelle Faust on how playing period instruments has improved her bowing Read More »
Life in the arts is never easy, of course, but lately I’ve seen and heard so many of my fellow musicians crying out for help, not just financially but existentially.
Canto: Make Our Gardens Grow Read More »
Chicago’s Newberry Consort and Cleveland’s Les Délices will perform selections from the Leuven chansonnier in January.
Rare 15th-Century Songs Given New Life Read More »
One of the most persistent myths about Bach is that his work is marked by a fundamental conflict between the sacred and the secular.
There’s More Religion Than you Think in Bach’s ‘Brandenburgs’ Read More »
