Thanks to the wonders of modern technology, painstaking work of two college professors, and radiant sound of Cappella Romana, it is possible to imagine what a medieval Byzantine service might have sounded like.
Medieval Chant Blossoms In Virtual Acoustic Read More »
In each gesture, violinist Zachary CarrettÃn and pianist Mina Gajić share the same sense of propulsion, giving their playing a lean power and an extra glimmer of energy.
CD Review: Schubert Sonatinas Performed By Brilliant Duo Read More »
Musicians have been hit especially hard financially by the coronavirus outbreak because many are freelancers who earn money concert by concert and cannot count on full-time salaries or benefits such as health insurance.
How Period Musicians View The Pandemic Read More »
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, notions about restarting any public performances vary wildly. Geography matters. Organizational size. Repertoire has something to do with it — early music may have some advantage. Nobody suggests there is one answer.
Leaders In Early Music Ponder The Future Read More »
The Boston-based ensembles La Donna Musicale and Rumbarroco, both led by violist Laury Gutiérrez, are featured on their first recording together, ‘Latinas in Fusion.’
CD Review: Colorful Collaboration Cross-Pollinates Over Centuries And Cultures Read More »
