This Labor Day holiday weekend, Sunday Baroque is featuring some of the hardest working musicians of the 16th through 18th centuries: exceptionally prolific composers including German musician Michael ...

Some of the most famous Baroque composers were connected by more than just music. Including family connections, medical catastrophes and duels, here are just a few stories of how small the world ...

October 5th is the annual observance of World Teachers Day!! The celebration of the contributions and influences of teachers is the perfect opportunity to listen to music by baroque era composers who ...

You could call Ensemble Caprice’s 2007 CD, “Vivaldi and The Baroque Gypsies,” an exercise in compare-and-contrast — but that’s putting it far too dryly. The music, at times, is a ...

Conductor Daniel Price reveres German composer Johann Sebastian Bach as one of the greats. The ChoralSong founder links Bach’s contributions to music to those of Shakespeare’s to writing, or ...

These concertos of baroque composer Josef Antonín Guretzky (1709-1769) are a joy! Picking a composer out of Moravian obscurity, the “Harmonious Society of Tickle-Fiddle Gentlemen” have put down world ...

Performances of Baroque-era music typically feature works by composers whose names are familiar even to first-time concertgoers. Orchestra New England‘s upcoming BaroqueFest 2011 concert program would ...

If you do a Google search for “Baroque composers,” of course, Bach, Vivaldi, Handel, Monteverdi and Telemann come up first. Scrolling further down those result rankings are a variety of Baroque ...

The chamber choir Incarnatus, directed by Scott Dettra, performs at Church of the Incarnation in Dallas on Jan. 24, 2020. Dettra, music director and organist at Church of the Incarnation, is launching ...

The Christmas concert season in New Orleans comes to a close this evening in the Ursuline Convent’s St. Mary’s Church in the French Quarter, when Lyrica Baroque, a five-member chamber music group, ...