Canto: The Case for Choir
“[During the pandemic] Health and safety concerns are at the forefront of our decision-making, but the solutions we create for this current situation need not create a “new normal.”
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Early Music? There’s An App For That
The Acapella app, which allows users to create multi-track videos, singing or playing musical instruments on their own, has recently seen a resurgence among HIP musicians, especially those craving polyphony in this increasingly monophonic world.
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CD Review: Schubert Songs Sound More Timely Than Ever
Tenor Karim Sulayman and fortepianist Yi-heng Yang have released a compelling collection of Schubert songs, Where Only Stars Can Hear Us, comprising 18 Lieder spanning 14 years of the composer’s life with texts by 12 poets.
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Book Review: More Ilumination About François Couperin
The harpsichordist and musicologist Jane Clark, Swansea University professor emeritus Derek Connon, and Keyword Press have published a third, revised edition of The Mirror of Human Life. They have improved what was already a very good thing.
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Cleveland Ensembles Get Creative For The New Season
Apollo’s Fire and Les Délices are addressing the pandemic and showing their commitment to racial diversity in their fall programming.
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