For her recorded debut, the American violinist performs works from the French composer’s Opus 1 sonatas and comparatively lighthearted trio symphonies.
CD Review: Alana Youssefian Enchants In Music Of Guillemain Read More »
As the only English-language resource of its kind, Steve Zohn’s excellent book should be considered a long overdue and much welcomed addition for libraries and anyone with an interest in 18th-century music.
Book Review: Collection Abounds In Telemann Topics Read More »
American soprano Kathryn Mueller’s first solo recording focuses on music’s most basic subject and three of the Baroque era’s best-known composers.
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Christopher Macklin discovered the Marian hymn ‘Stella celi extirpavit’ as a graduate vocal student while delving into the idea of plague and pestilence.
‘Save Us From The Plague,’ Pleads 15th-Century Hymn Read More »
John Butt and the Dunedin Consort reimagine the full original version — not once, but twice, including both choral options of soloists singing alongside a choir of men and boys and the chorus comprising only the soloists.
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