Marcie Ray’s book presents a serious commentary on women’s status within the cultural and social hierarchy from 1701 to 1745.
Book Review: Women ‘Dangerous’ And Otherwise Onstage in 18th-Century France Read More »
Baroque flutists Stephen Schultz and Mindy Rosenfeld, harpsichordist Jory Vinikour, and gambist Alexa Haynes-Pilon combine fine-tuned precision with a dashing sense of vigor, gracefulness, and flair.
CD Review: Couperin Works Fit For A King Read More »
For all their emotional reserve, these works are charming, graceful, and sensitive, the musical equivalent of a carefully displayed ankle, a subtle turn of the wrist, a glimpse of an eye behind a lacy fan.
CD Review: French Flute Works Performed With Panache Read More »
“After almost four years as Executive Director of Early Music America, I am leaving on August 6 to take up the position of Administrative Director of the Historical Performance program at The Juilliard School in New York.”
Au Revoir: Update from Karin Brookes, EMA Executive Director Read More »
Seattle-based harpsichordist Jillon Stoppels Dupree has recorded a delightful collection of favorite pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach that come under the broad category of fantasies and caprices.
CD Review: Reveling In The Impulsive Side Of Bach Read More »
