Our second installment for Early Music Month as we’ll catch up recipients of our Summer Workshop Scholarship over the past 20 years.
Where are they now? Summer Workshop Scholarship Recipients, pt. 2 Read More »
As part of the American Recorder Society’s 26th annual Play the Recorder Month celebrations, March 17th is declared Play-the-Recorder Day!
Play the Recorder Day 2018! Read More »
We’ve worked hard over the years developing solid rhythmic skills, and now that this music is finally accessible, it is also the perfect repertoire for reinforcing and expanding those skills.
The High School Early Music Experience Read More »
In “Curious and Modern Inventions,” Rebecca Cypess takes a highly original approach to early modern Italian instrumental music, situating her study in the context of scientific curiosity in the early 17th century.
Engaging Study Of 17th-Century Instrumental Music Read More »
The different types of instrumentation, and Alejandro Tonatiuh Hernández’s varied performance tactics in rendering these polyphonic (or embellished monophonic) pieces on the vielle, bring new life to this repertoire.
The Vielle Has Its Day In the Sun Read More »
