The Rebel Harpsichordists
Jean Rondeau and Mahan Esfahani, tackling Bach’s Goldberg Variations, give new character to an old instrument.
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A Well-Tempered Clavier Full Of Character
Rebecca Pechefsky makes an engaging addition to the catalog with confident, characterful interpretations of Bach’s “other” 24 preludes and fugues composed in all major and minor keys.
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Madrid Ensemble Embraces Baroque Love Music
For its debut CD, the Madrid-based ensemble L’Estro d’Orfeo has assembled an attractive collection of 17th-century instrumental works by Monteverdi, Marini, Uccellini, Cavalli, Merula, and Rognoni, naming the recording after a madrigal from Monteverdi’s Eighth Book.
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Jesuit Legacy in the Bolivian Jungle: A Love of Baroque Music
“The Guarayo live with this music in their souls,” said Leidy Campos, 32, who teaches music in the village. “People say they were born with a violin in their hands.”
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Robert Cole to Step Down as Director of Berkeley Festival & Exhibition
After almost 30 years as Director of Berkeley Festival & Exhibition (BFX), Robert Cole has announced that he will step down from his position effective June 11, 2018, at the conclusion of the 2018 summer festival.
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