A deluxe new film and CD explores Galileo’s scientific achievements through music of his time. The visuals can be hit-and-miss, but “the performances exploring religious themes are simply gorgeous.”
Galileo’s Daughters Explore Renaissance Science through Music Read More »
In their recent recording ‘Virtuosa,’ Infusion Baroque proves there is always more to be discovered about women in music. This two-disc set revisits a few familiar names and presents others that will be new to many listeners. The strong performances are enthusiastic and convincing.
It’s a Woman’s World on Infusion Baroque’s ‘Virtuosa’ Read More »
In some repertoire, the gulf between singers and instrumentalists is narrowing. The author calls it ‘among the more exciting developments in historical performance,’ which might reshape our understanding of Italian Renaissance music.
How Goes Gesualdo? Read More »
She spent most of her life in the convent and composed prolifically. Suor Isabella Leonarda’s sacred and instrumental music is given deluxe performances in this terrific new recording.
The Great Isabella Leonarda, Discovered Anew Read More »
The so-called parody process requires a great deal of historical knowledge but also a willingness to fill in the gaps. Performer-composer Jessica Korotkin, a Baroque cellist, combines historical scholarship with her own ingenuity for a new set of Bach-inspired cello suites.
Making a Parody of Bach, No Kidding Read More »
