Exploring Liveness in Early Music
What does it mean for something to sound or feel “live” even when it technically isn’t?
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CD Review: Sacred Music From Colonial America
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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Book Review: Celebrating The Women Who Made Music In Ferrara
‘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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Masses Of Monteverdi Madrigals
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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CD Review: Shakespearean Feast A Labor Of Baltimorean Love
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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