As documentation of an almost-lost practice of the Renaissance — how to take a multi-part vocal work and play it with just a solo voice and a viola da gamba — the recording by soprano Nadine Balbeisi and gambist Fernando MarÃn is worth its weight in gold.
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The volume, published by Bärenreiter, contains probing discussions about the genesis of the compositions, many having been written years before their publication, and their engraving, publication, and reception.
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The Handel Aria Competition welcomes soprano Sarah Brailey as the new artistic director.
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Kimberly Marshall, Professor of Organ at Arizona State University, discusses medieval organ literature, instrument reconstructions, and ornamentation and improvisation practice with Vox Humana Associate Editor Guy Whatley.
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Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Sarasa continues to work performances in adult prisons, correctional facilities for teenagers, and mental hospitals into its regular concert schedule in the Boston area.
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