CD Review: Ensemble Revels In Traditional Fare
Makaris’s debut CD, ‘Wisps in the Dell,’ shows why this repertoire proved so popular with audiences and artists during the 18th century.
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Canto: Voices of Inspiration
How can we teach children that music is a space where all people are welcome? How can we lift up voices instead of suppressing them in a world that talks about openness and inclusivity but often falls short? How can we use our own voices to effect change?
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CD Review: Tour De Force Reprise Of Bach Flute Sonatas
Danish recorder player Michala Petri plays with an ease and command that can only be borne through working with this kind of music until it sinks into your bones.
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‘The Harpsichord Diaries’: A Family Affair
Harpsichordist Elaine Funaro, center, collaborated with her twins, Andrea and Eric Love, on a children’s book that ups the ante on bringing instruments to life.
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CD Review: Tafelmusik Welcomes New Music Director
The recording ‘Vivaldi con amore’ will be the first time most listeners hear violinist Elisa Citterio fill a big podium.
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