As one of the most influential, technically precise, and emotionally expressive performers in the lute world, Paul O’Dette is a fine candidate to be De Rippe’s modern-day counterpart.
CD Review: O’Dette Revels In De Rippe’s Lute Music Read More »
Johnny Gandelsman takes these secularly composed, now sacredly received works higher in pitch while keeping the music refreshingly down to Earth.
CD Review: Bach’s Cello Suites Eloquent On Violin Read More »
This project of Cappella Romana is one of the milestone-project of technology and the arts in the last decade.
Anonymous: Choral Stichologia (Palaion) Read More »
Artistic director and conductor Ryan Brown will mark his company’s 25th-anniversary season with performances of the earliest version of the only opera Beethoven composed.
Opera Lafayette Marks Milestone With Beethoven’s Leonore Read More »
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 »
