This video focuses on a fascinating source from 1562: Giovanni Camillo Maffei, a Napolitan doctor, philosopher, and a musician, was asked by his patron to explain to him how the human voice works, as well as how can one learn to sing diminutions without a teacher.
With all the Baroque music that we teach beginning violinists, doesn’t it make sense to teach them something about Baroque performance practice?
Rachel Barton Pine: Young Students Thrive in Early Music and Baroque Ensembles Read More »
The Brandenburg Project (representing the Community School of Ann Arbor) will perform as part of EMA’s Young Performers Festival, May 22-24, 2019, during the Bloomington Early Music Festival.
2019 Young Performers Festival: The Brandenburg Project Read More »
‘A Restless Heart’ is an attractive collection of original music and arrangements played by the wonderfully talented ensemble Wayward Sisters.
CD Review: Wayward And United Read More »
Flutist Joanna Marsden joins forces with harpsichordist Mark Edwards to perform five of François Devienne’s flute sonatas, two of which are accompanied by an introductory prelude.
CD Review: Devienne Sonatas Delight Read More »
