An Early Music America panel discussion at the 2011 Boston Early Music Festival with Paul Leenhouts and Richard Sparks (University of North Texas), Wendy Gillespie (Indiana University), Martin Pearlman (Boston University), and Ben Sosland (Juilliard). [Read more after the jump.]
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EMA Panel: The Future of Early Music in Higher Education
June 20th, 2011
Voices from the 19th Century: Beethoven makes an Announcement
January 31st, 2011
The Artaria publishing firm is responsible for sales of “Fidelio” arrangements. [Read more after the jump.]
Video: Alamire Performs John Taverner
January 6th, 2011
An excerpt from the motet “Dum transisset sabbatum.” [Watch after the jump.]
Video: Tryptophan Hand Jive with Moira Smiley and VOCO
November 25th, 2010
A Thanksgiving-related performance by an exciting American group. [Watch after the jump.]
Harmonia Early Music: 700th Episode
November 17th, 2010
A Harmonia milestone. [Read more after the jump.]
Favorite Harmonia Episodes: Alfred C. Kinsey’s ‘Music and Love’
October 28th, 2010
How do you write about the world’s most famous sex therapist and not even mention the word “sex”? [Read more after the jump.]
Favorite Harmonia Episodes: ‘Music for the Infantas’
October 22nd, 2010
Spanish song and instrumental music at the courts of Louis XIII and XIV. [Read more after the jump.]
A musical history of Catharism and Tomas Luis de Victoria’s complete Lamentations of Jeremiah. [Read more and listen after the jump.]
Impressions of two new recordings: Les Voix Baroques’ Carnival-themed “Humori,” and Private Musicke’s exploration of “Tres Libros de Musica” by Alonso Mudarra. [Read more and listen to the podcast after the jump.]
The End of a Harmonia Season (2009-2010)
January 10th, 2010
I’m on the verge of completing my fourth season as a writer for Harmonia. I shared the job with others during the first year and have been the sole writer ever since, providing me with the opportunity to see and have some control over the larger issues.
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