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Carl Ruggles - Mood, for violin and piano, Donald Berman, piano; Daniel Stepner, violin
Aston Magna Music Festival 2016, June 16-July 9, 2016, “Love and Lamentation” — a Preview
Aston Magna Music Festival 2016, June 16-July 9, 2016, “Love and Lamentation” — a Preview
Erin Headley holding her lirone. Aston Magna Music Festival 2016 June 16-July 9, 2016 “Love and Lamentation” When I try to imagine how Lee Elman and Albert Fuller felt when they founded the Aston Magna Music Festival in 1972, I find myself somewhat awestruck. That was less than twenty years away from the very beginnings of the Early Music movement in the mid-1950s. When the invaluable Pristine…
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A weekend of Monteverdi will conclude the Boston Early Music Festival and launch Aston Magna in Great Barrington
A weekend of Monteverdi will conclude the Boston Early Music Festival and launch Aston Magna in Great Barrington
Bernardo Strozzi, Portrait of Claudio Monteverdi (c.1630). Oil on canvas. Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum. This spring has been teeming with a dizzying profusion of riches for the lover of early music in the Northeast. In April Carnegie Hall launched “Before Bach,” a month-long festival of Renaissance and Baroque music performed by the the most admired international groups and soloists in the…
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A weekend of Monteverdi will conclude the Boston Early Music Festival and launch Aston Magna in Great Barrington by The Editor
Read the full article at http://berkshirereview.net/monteverdi-boston-early-music-festival-aston-magna-great-barrington/
A weekend of Monteverdi will conclude the Boston Early Music Festival and launch Aston Magna in Great Barrington
This spring has been teeming with a dizzying profusion of riches for the lover of early music in the Northeast. In April Carnegie Hall launched “Before Bach,” a month-long festival of Renaissance and Baroque music performed by the the most admired international groups and soloists in the field. Since this was an “on” year for The Boston Early Music Festival, an equally distinguished group of regulars and visitors just now packed about the same amount of musical activity into a week, supplemented by hosts of mostly outstanding comprimarii in its Fringe. This coming weekend BEMF’s western coda, consisting of Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610 and his Orfeo, both performed in the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center in Great Barrington, will overlap with the first weekend of one of the oldest festivals of early music, Aston Magna.
The Voice (Kristen Watson) Meets the Chalumeau (Eric Hoeprich), an Aston Magna Concert at Brandeis by The Editor
Read the full article at http://berkshirereview.newyorkarts.net/2013/07/02/kristen-watson-chalumeau-eric-hoeprich-aston-magna/
The Voice (Kristen Watson) Meets the Chalumeau (Eric Hoeprich), an Aston Magna Concert at Brandeis
Reluctant to miss an opportunity to hear the great clarinettist Eric Hoeprich, especially after his sensitively nuanced performance of Mozart’s Kegelstatt Trio for the Boston Early Music Festival, I found it necessary, unfortunately, to miss an important BEMF evening in order to make the...