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CD Release: In the Salon of Madame Brillon (Raritan Players, Rebecca Cypess)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: NEW YORK, NY, MARCH, 2021: For Women’s History Month, Acis presents In the Salon of Madame Brillon: Music and Friendship in Benjamin Franklin’s Paris⏤another exciting album from REBECCA CYPESS and THE RARITAN PLAYERS that showcases the rediscovery of women in music history: In late eighteenth-century Paris, composer and keyboardist ANNE-LOUISE BRILLON DE […]

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Midtown Concerts presents Shin, Tanimoto, Ross Trio – Style Benders

April 15, 2021, 1:15 PM EST Style Benders In the 18th century the musical rivalry between France and Italy culminated in a hybrid style, famously dubbed by François Couperin as “Les Goûts réunis”. This program will feature works by some of these style-bending champions — J. S. Bach, G. P. Telemann, and Couperin himself. David

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Orchestra of New Spain presents “Convivencia IV – Medieval songs of Al- Andalus”

Orchestra of New Spain Presents its Annual Convivencia Concert May 1st at Zion Lutheran Church The Orchestra of New Spain (ONS) will present the fourth in a series of concerts designed to explore the musical culture of Spain’s Medieval world of Al Andalus, La Convivencia IV, a concert of Sephardic, Christian and Muslim music at

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Early Music Seattle presents Madrigal Comedy: L’Amfiparnaso

“Be delighted to discover that there is a great deal of Marx Brothers and Monty Python in these scenarios and that the traditions of western comedy owe so much to these early Italian buffoons.” Seattle, WA ­‑ Early Music Seattle presents, Madrigal Comedy: L’Amfiparnaso, written by Orazio Vecchi in 1597. This musical romp was produced

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Piffaro’s Recorder Fest Goes Online in April

Since 2007, the Philadelphia-based period instrument ensemble Piffaro has hosted recorder festivals, featuring a competition for some the nation’s most accomplished middle and high school players, and showcasing budding young recorder enthusiasts at the elementary school level. This year, due to COVID, Piffaro has transported the Recorder Fest online. The free community event will take

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