How Math Helped Me Learn Early Music
Abstract algebra class gave me the kick in the rear I needed to focus on the relationships between notes
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Erin Lupardus: A Fulbright Scholar’s Journey, pt. 1
Having realized that I actually knew very little about Baroque performance practice, I spent much of my undergraduate career in pursuit of my own research on the topic.
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Studying the Organ Abroad
Vox Humana Editorial Board members Christopher Holman, Katelyn Emerson, and Guy Whatley present and discuss the major grants with which American organists can study abroad, and give general information about everyday life and jobs in a foreign country.
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Dana Marsh: Basking In Bach In DC
The new artistic director of the Washington Bach Consort conducts his first concert Sept. 16 at National Presbyterian Church. He succeeds Consort founder J. Reilly Lewis, who died in 2016.
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Canto: Nurtured by Bach
This has been my joy and inspiration for the past year— to discover, little by little, a cross section of Bach’s early compositional moments in Leipzig.
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