New manuscripts of viola da gamba music by Carl Friedrich Abel (1723–87) have been found in Poland, in the Library of the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, in a collection originating from the Maltzan family palace in Milicz (Poland).
Newly Discovered Works for Viola da Gamba by Carl Friedrich Abel: the Maltzan Collection Read More »
Interlochen’s College of Creative Arts is nearing the end of this week’s Early Music Workshop. This will be the final year of the Workshop for Program Director Mark Cudek, Chair of the Early Music department at the Peabody Institute and founding member of The Baltimore Consort. He’ll be handing over the reigns to Sarah Huebsch, a period oboist and performance practice specialist.
In Studio A with Early Music specialists Mark Cudek and Sarah Huebsch Read More »
Mahan Esfahani is a musician on a mission. “Until the harpsichord has the presence that any other mainstream instrument has, my work isn’t done,” he said.
The Pugnacious Performer Who Wants to Take the Harpsichord Mainstream Read More »
On this week’s Here & Now DJ Session, host Jeremy Hobson speaks with Mariani, host of the nationally syndicated radio show “Harmonia Early Music” from WFIU Public Radio, which highlights medieval, renaissance and baroque music.
DJ Sessions: Early Music from Medieval to Baroque Read More »
The internationally acclaimed early music vocal ensemble, The Rose Ensemble, announces the 2018-2019 season – its twenty-third – will be its last. The organization reported that circumstances encountered this year led to a financial deficit too overwhelming to overcome.
The Rose Ensemble Announces Final Performance Season Read More »
