Shirley Hunt’s series, J. S. Bach Suites and Sonatas, has issued Volume Two with the cello suites Nos. 2 in D minor, BWV 1008, and 5 in C minor, BWV 1011, along with the Sonata for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord No. 1 in G Major, BWV 1027.
Hunt Fulfills Promise In Bach Cello Suites Read More »
Tenor Michael Slattery and the Canadian chamber ensemble La Nef infuse concern for a casual, direct, and, above all, personal interpretation throughout the program, with Slattery’s vocals driving the approach.
Purcell’s Popularity On Intimate Display Read More »
Welcome to March — otherwise known as Early Music Month — where our goal is to help the world become aware of the vitality of the early music community in North America. Throughout these 31 days, Early Music America will do our part by shining a spotlight on individuals and organizations, concerts, lectures, play-days, workshops, and more throughout the early music community.
Welcome to Early Music Month! Read More »
Rebecca Cypess: “If we disagree with some aspects of these interpretations, we must also be willing to live with the knowledge that in early music, few things are certain.”
Translation and the Idea(s) of Early Music Read More »
This new book by Remi Chiu, assistant professor of music at Loyola University Maryland, seeks to assess the intersections between music and the pestilential crisis of plague in these troubled societies.
Music’s Power In The Face of Suffering Read More »
