There’s also a great deal of mystery behind these Mystery sonatas. We don’t know exactly when they were written, how they were meant to be performed, or indeed if they were ever played in public in their complete form.
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Baroque cellist Emily Davidson talks about why she plays early music and how she fell in love with historical performance practice in a new video from her successful YouTube channel.
Why I Play Early Music Read More »
We are looking to inspire the next generation of early music performers and listeners. As one student remarked, “I want to do what you’re doing when I grow up!” We share this hope.
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At a time when our country feels so divided, we musicians are fortunate in being able to bring people together and to provide respite and sustenance. The students just want to keep doing more. Their top question for us after the concert: “So, what are we doing next week?”
Baltimore Baroque Band: An Ensemble Grows Read More »
In three sentences, Arthur Ashe assures us that everyone can learn and everyone can grow — every single one of us, without exception — and what’s more, he tells you how to do it.
