In this issue we travel to Indianapolis, where Mark Cudek and colleagues celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Indianapolis Early Music Festival. Plus, a look at music-making in the city of Starbucks and salmon, which has proven to be a magnet for early music performers and teachers. And finally, a stop in Boscawen, NH, where […]
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Join Early Music America at the Berkeley Early Music Festival on June 9 for our Battle of the Early Bands. The battle begins at 9 p.m. at The Musical Offering Cafe-Bistro – click here for more information!
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Join Early Music America at the Berkeley Music Festival from June 8 – 10 for five stellar performances by Opera Nova, Collegium Musicum Medieval Ensemble, Bowling Green State Early Music ensemble, Thornton Baroque Sinfonia, and University Baroque Ensemble at Brigham Young University of Idaho. Click to see the full schedule.
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Contributed by Benjamin K. Roe Do you think because you are virtuous, that there shall be no more cakes and ale? -Shakespeare, Twelfth Night During this Merrie Month of March we’ve taken note of all kinds of special events taking place to mark this first ever Early Music Month — festivals, commemorative concerts, educational initiatives,
Contributed by Benjamin K. Roe This month violinist Rachel Barton Pine is busy touring and promoting her brand-new recording of J.S. Bach’s Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin, including an Easter Sunday performance of all six of the solo-violin masterworks at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. In Bach’s own autograph, he designates
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