Ensemble La Notte’s new album, featuring works chosen for their titular or thematic references to madness, is fun, enjoyable, creative, and well performed.
CD Review: Music of Madness Suited to Many Eras Read More »
On behalf of our Board of Directors, I am thrilled to welcome David to EMA. His deep experience in our field as a multi-instrumentalist, scholar, educator, and administrator will serve him in good stead as we work to build a thriving, inclusive, future-oriented organization that serves the early music community of the 21st century.” —Derek
EMA welcomes David McCormick as Executive Director Read More »
Boston Camerata’s season-opening program Nov. 6 in Boston will examine spiritual traditions from 19th-century Celtic, Shaker, and African American communities.
Boston Camerata Continues Exploring Rich Cultural Repertoire Read More »
Early modern musical incarnations of the ‘Odyssey’ take center stage in the volume, and particularly Giacomo Badoaro and Claudio Monteverdi’s ‘Il ritorno d’Ulisse in patria’ (1640), an opera that is becoming increasingly well-known to musicians, scholars, and audiences.
Book Review: Tracing the Adventures of Homer’s ‘Odyssey’ from Page to Stage Read More »
Playing 17th- and 18th-century music on modern instruments in a period style is old hat to Music of the Baroque, an ensemble Butt will lead for the first time Oct. 17 and 18.
Butt Savors Melding the Historically Informed with the Modern Read More »
