Improvisation has always been a way for people to get together, communicate their ideas musically and make a community. In this video we want to ask you to improvise with us online, to make an international ensemble, a stance against covid and the artistic numbness its effects are starting to have. Following Renaissance practises we […]
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The Handel and Haydn Society will bring seven new performances to audiences across the globe as part of its 2020-21 Season.
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(Boston) Cappella Clausura, the Boston based music organization dedicated to highlighting the work of female composers from the 9th century to today, has released a new video featuring a dazzling performance of Donna Chiara Margarita Cozzolani’s “Magnificat”. Cozzolani wrote the masterpiece while she was cloistered in an Italian convent in the 1650s. Cappella Clausura brought
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J.S. Bach Flute Sonata, B.W.V. 1035: New Edition with Original Ornamentation Available in PDF Format A new version of the J.S. Bach Flute Sonata in E Major, edited by Colleen White & Joshua Horsch, is available for PDF download. This new edition infuses your performance with creative, Baroque style. Each repeat in the flute line
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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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