This disc is just about everything one might expect from the Baltimore Consort. It’s fun, it’s varied, it’s well planned and even better executed.
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The warmth and scale of Myriam Leblanc’s voice conjure up a cozy room with a few close friends rather than an opulent chamber soiree.
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The umbrella organization for the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra and IndyBaroque Chamber Players has embraced outdoor concerts when weather permitted, limited audiences, and online streaming.
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The disc, featuring the Israeli ensemble Profeti della Quinta, combines four-part madrigals taken from Philippe Verdelot’s first published collection, which was printed posthumously in 1533.
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Not only does this new edition of the Capriccios and Exercises for the Violoncello, Op. 15, by Robert Lindley fill an important gap in our knowledge of the history of cello playing, but it also will be of great use to teachers and students of the instrument.
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