Musica Secreta’s balance, shaping of individual lines, attention to form and structure, and sensitivity to the text and its meanings all permeate the recording.
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Makaris’s debut CD, ‘Wisps in the Dell,’ shows why this repertoire proved so popular with audiences and artists during the 18th century.
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Danish recorder player Michala Petri plays with an ease and command that can only be borne through working with this kind of music until it sinks into your bones.
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The recording ‘Vivaldi con amore’ will be the first time most listeners hear violinist Elisa Citterio fill a big podium.
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The 29 works on this recording all speak to the ideals, desires, and horrors of the American Revolution, and the subsequent attempts to create a New Republic.
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