This musical scrapbook of recordings by Carol Lieberman shows a progression from earlier to later performances, paralleling the evolution of historical playing styles over several decades.
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The Thornton Scholarship funded Weston’s travel to study the Occitan language, the interpretation of Trecento music, Italian and French mensural notation, and medieval flute.
Karin Weston: Thornton Memorial Scholarship Reflection Read More »
Haymarket Opera Company is staging John Frederick Lampe’s ‘The Dragon of Wantley,’ an 18th-century send-up of Italian opera that stuck it to politicians of the time.
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The latest release in Naïve’s Vivaldi Edition — which is recording the entire collection of the composer’s manuscripts at Turin’s Italian National University Library — gives the deepest feminine voice lots of love.
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Viewing Sir Henry Wood as an unappreciated figure in the “Bach revival” movement, Hannah French has industriously researched the scores and orchestral parts of the Bach works belonging to the conductor and used for his performances.
Book Review: Wood’s Love of Bach Illuminated Read More »
