Early Music America has announced the first recipient of the Margriet Tindemans Early Strings Scholarship which provides support for graduate study outside North America that focuses on medieval, Renaissance, or Baroque stringed instruments
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Early Music America has announced the recipient of the biennial Barbara Thornton Memorial Scholarship, selected by an independent panel of judges.
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Pianist David Lively and the Quatuor Cambini-Paris, joined by contrebassist Thomas de Pierrefeu, offer a compelling view of these two works on this recording by returning to their roots as salon music.
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“Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott,” a hymn virtually synonymous with Lutheranism, opens BWV 80 and exemplifies the reverent yet uniquely moving aesthetic of this recording by Montréal Baroque under Eric Milnes.
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From the May 2019 issue of EMAg The important thing about early music is that humans do it. It is true that it is beautiful and can soothe the soul, ravish the senses, engage the intellect, and arouse the passions. But the important thing about early music is that humans do it.” —Margaret Wise Brown,
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