Seattle-based harpsichordist Jillon Stoppels Dupree has recorded a delightful collection of favorite pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach that come under the broad category of fantasies and caprices.
CD Review: Reveling In The Impulsive Side Of Bach Read More »
As a musicological endeavor, Ensemble Origo’s album is phenomenal; any early-music seminar must surely take note for both the excellence of Rice’s research and the fact that many of these pieces aren’t commonly recorded.
CD Review: Ensemble Origo Makes Disc Debut With Lassus Works Read More »
William Kinderman’s book focuses on Beethoven’s lifelong belief in freedom and progress as universal ideals that found expression in his music in all periods of his life in ways that continue to resonate to the present day
Book Review: Beethoven’s Politics As Reflected In His Music Read More »
Elam Rotem will receive the Laurette Goldberg Award for his work as founder and director of the resources website Early Music Sources. The website includes a YouTube series discussing various subjects in early music, from historical and theoretical research to issues of performance practice.
EMA Announces Elam Rotem as Recipient of 2021 Laurette Goldberg Award Read More »
“Their tireless efforts as both artistic directors and collaborators with instrument builders have resulted in advancements in the design of early double reed instruments and singular programming that plumbs the depths of the repertoire, changing the global perception of what these instruments can do.”
