“Lucrezia Borgia’s Daughter’ is an album as beautifully performed as it is researched, and one can only hope that more “anonymous” works get such attention.
Borgia Daughter’s Motets Receive Glowing Attention Read More »
The album marks the first time nine of Fiorè’s cello works have been recorded: three sonatas, two sinfonias, and four trattenimenti (“entertainments” or “divertimenti”). Frey’s recording also explores another important genre in early music represented in the Como collection: opera arias with cello obbligato.
Cellist Frey Awakens Fiorè Sonatas And Arias Read More »
Published annually, Historical Performance is a new, peer-reviewed journal that focuses on the practical, performance side of musicological research.
Indiana University Press To Publish New Journal “Historical Performance” Read More »
Musician Alex Opsahl was chosen by the board of directors of Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra to be their new executive director, the orchestra announced this week.
Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra Announces New Executive Director Read More »
The Viola da Gamba Society of America (VdGSA), as part of its Consort Loan Program, has generously loaned Dr. Phillip Serna five viols to start a viol consort program at the J.S. Bach Academy of Music – launching this fall.
J.S. Bach Academy of Music Launches the Bach Academy Viols Read More »
