Johnny Gandelsman takes these secularly composed, now sacredly received works higher in pitch while keeping the music refreshingly down to Earth.
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This project of Cappella Romana is one of the milestone-project of technology and the arts in the last decade.
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Artistic director and conductor Ryan Brown will mark his company’s 25th-anniversary season with performances of the earliest version of the only opera Beethoven composed.
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We learn not only about Alfred Deller’s remarkable career in Christine Headley’s wonderful book, ‘Sound the Trumpet,’ but also about the Stour Music Festival, with which he was so closely associated.
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Violinist Edson Scheid’s liner notes and performances point to obvious excitement at employing a period instrument and historical practices for this music.
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