The Boston Early Music Festival’s recording of ‘Antiochus und Stratonica’ will serve curious listeners and longtime Graupnerphiles well.
CD Review: Graupner Opera Enchants In Recorded Debut Read More »
What does it mean for something to sound or feel “live” even when it technically isn’t?
Exploring Liveness in Early Music Read More »
Musicologist Christopher Dylan Herbert researched more than 120 manuscripts at libraries, archives, and private collections across the United States and United Kingdom to find this music.
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‘Women and Music in Sixteenth-Century Ferrara’ brings together Laurie Stras’s decades-long research on patronage, celebrations, and performance in Ferrara, the seat of the Este dukes until Alfonso II’s death in 1597.
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To take on the task of recording this monumental body of work is equally monumental, and thus few ensembles have done it.
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