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Historical Harp Society Conference Call For Proposals

The Historical Harp Society is currently accepting proposals for workshops, presentations, and performances for the 2025 HHS Conference, held in residence at the Boston Early Music Festival, June 12-14th, 2025. Watch for updates at https://historicalharpsociety.org/2025-conference/ Please submit proposals to president@historicalharpsociety.org by January 15th, 2025. The theme is The Power of Love and the Love of Power. You […]

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Warm-up with purpose: new Toolbox to shape your baroque flute sound

At the Traverso Practice Net we’re thrilled to introduce the latest addition to our series: the “Warm-up Toolbox for Traverso No. 2”. This enhanced collection offers fresh exercises designed to refine your baroque sound, drawing inspiration from the masters to make your daily practice more purposeful and engaging. Building on the success of our previous

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Music Worcester Celebrates Bach’s Birthday March 21-23

MUSIC WORCESTER TO CELEBRATE BACH’S BIRTHDAY BASH MARCH 21-23, 2025 FOUR-CONCERT WEEKEND FEATURING PERFORMANCES BY PIANIST JEREMY DENK AND HANDEL & HAYDN SOCIETY ARE PART OF  11-YEAR PROJECT TO PRESENT ALL 1000+ WORKS COMPOSED BY JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH   (Worcester, MA -December 12, 2024) Pianist Jeremy Denk and the Handel & Haydn Society are the

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Highland Park Recorder Society 2025 Consort Studio Registration

We are offering a Consort Studio in central New Jersey, monthly sessions in ensemble playing for intermediate and above recorder players to play with one another and other instruments under a skilled conductor, with professional accompaniment. These events will be led by conductor, recorder player, and harpsichordist, Steven Russell (see below). It is an opportunity

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