It is representative of my repertoire, and I believe it is the only recording of this piece that is available. All of my gigs have been canceled for the foreseeable future, which means that my income has been reduced by more than 50%. I still teach privately online, and that keeps me afloat. Also, not […]
N.N.: Concerto in G Minor I: Allegro Read More »
David J. Smith’s ‘Aspects of Early English Keyboard Music before c.1630’ contains 11 studies ranging widely in structure and focus, reflecting their diverse origins as papers first delivered at various conferences between 2004 and 2008.
Book Review: Early English Keyboard Music Explored Read More »
I chose this recording because of the light and joyful feeling it evokes and lifts my spirit at during trying time. Translation: Dear woods, friendly meadows, I come back to seek in you the sweetest peace I have lost. This was supposed to be a fairly busy Spring with performances of St. John Passion, L’incoronazione
Vivaldi: Care selve, amici prati Read More »
There are very few recordings of Guillemain’s music due to its “bizarre” nature, but that’s what drew me to his compositions in the first place! The sonatas and symphonies on this album have never been recorded before, and it was very exciting to show how Guillemain puts the typical solo sonata and trio sonata setups
Guillemain: Violin Sonata in B minor, Op. 1 No. 3, IV Allegro assai Read More »
I chose a piece from this recording because this chamber group is like family to me. In these times when we all must be extremely conscientious about keeping our distance from one another, I find myself reflecting on the musical connections that mean the most to me. I miss the intimacy of playing with dear
Fasch: Largo – Sonata In G Minor For Two Oboes, Bassoon, And Basso Continuo, FWV N:G1 Read More »
