We learn not only about Alfred Deller’s remarkable career in Christine Headley’s wonderful book, ‘Sound the Trumpet,’ but also about the Stour Music Festival, with which he was so closely associated.
Book Review: In Praise Of A Stellar Countertenor Read More »
Violinist Edson Scheid’s liner notes and performances point to obvious excitement at employing a period instrument and historical practices for this music.
CD Review: Violin Virtuosity Beyond Paganini Read More »
Early Music America is establishing the biennial Thomas Zajac Memorial Scholarship for performers and scholars who embody the multi-instrumentalist and educator’s adventurous spirit.
EMA Scholarship Celebrates Music Master Zajac Read More »
To mark the 250th anniversary this year of Beethoven’s birth, John Eliot Gardiner is leading his Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique in Beethoven’s nine symphonies in five cities.
Gardiner On Mission To Revitalize Beethoven Symphonies Read More »
The beloved ensembles are teaming in February in Chicago, Philadelphia, and Wilmington, DE, with a collaborative show, ‘La Marchesa,’ focusing on Isabella d’Este, marchioness, Gonzaga-in-law, and fabled North Italian patroness of art and music.
Newberry Consort And Piffaro Mark Milestones Together Read More »
