Marie Nadeau-Tremblay takes the listener on a journey through the long seasons of the pandemic. We hear everything from gusts of spring wind and summer’s bird calls to long, cold, tranquil winters, still alone, still wondering, still improvising.
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“American Originals,” the new recording by countertenor Reginald Mobley and the instrumental ensemble Agave, is a direct response to this moment of cultural awakening on many fronts — including classical music.
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Ensemble La Notte’s new album, featuring works chosen for their titular or thematic references to madness, is fun, enjoyable, creative, and well performed.
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These bold and lyrical performances of mostly forgotten repertoire by Newberry’s Victorian Cornet Band convey the old-time pleasure of experiencing a concert at the town bandstand on a summer night.
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This new release, the 67th entry in the series, sees the return of Concerto Italiano, welcomes into the fold the violinist Boris Begelman, and is dedicated to six of Vivaldi’s later violin concertos.
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