As the 450th anniversary year of the great composer Salomone Rossi (1570 – 1630) draws to a close, we proudly present Babylon, a new video release featuring actor Ezra Knight, the Kaleidoscope Ensemble, the Bacchus Consort, Voices of Music, and others, with works by Rossi and a world premiere by Brandon Waddles (1988 – ). The text […]
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The Scholars of St. Cecilia, Mountainside Baroque’s resident chamber choir, has rung in the Christmas season since 2013 with the classic, FESTIVAL OF LESSONS AND CAROLS. This service features readings, hymns, traditional carols, and organ music in the candlelight of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Cumberland. Mountainside Baroque planned to put on its eighth iteration of
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Piffaro offers a different kind of masque for Twelfth Night Tired of wearing a mask? How about a masque? Piffaro, the Renaissance Wind Band, will celebrate Twelfth Night with a digital concert featuring music for 17th Century English Masques. The concert will livestream January 5, complete with masked musicians, and it will remain available for
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On December 31 at 6:00 PM EST, The Clarion Choir will ring in the new year by hosting a virtual New Year’s Eve Toast with selections from Rachmaninoff’s Vespers.
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This month’s episode of Tiny Bach Concerts features a performance by Kola Owolabi, of the Trio on “Allein Gott,” BWV 664. Paul Walker (University of Notre Dame) provides introductory remarks. To view the episode, visit https://youtu.be/0JxEHjTYDnc Once you’re there, be sure to click the “Subscribe” button, so you don’t miss our upcoming videos! A full
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