Is there a passage in your music you just keep getting stuck on? Are you frustrated by the fact that you play it over and over but can’t keep it consistent? Do you ever wonder if there’s a better way? Don’t burn your instrument yet! Recorder player and teacher Anne Timberlake guides you through five […]
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The Rose Ensemble recently played its “Finale Concert,” concluding a season that was supposed to be its last. But the Twin Cities early-music group, which a year ago faced “a financial deficit too overwhelming to overcome,” may not be going out of business after all.
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The University of Oregon will lay off the current director, Janelle McCoy, and permanently eliminate the position in a cost-cutting move, said Sabrina Madison-Cannon, dean of the university’s School of Music and Dance, in a message to donors Friday.
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The 7th annual Handel Aria Competition took place on Friday, June 7, 2019 in Mills Concert Hall of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Mead Witter School of Music.
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Frescobaldi and Fantini left a few clues as to how one might approach their works, although those details are still hotly contested.
Acoustics in the Age of Frescobaldi and Fantini Read More »
