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Early Music Vancouver will present the 2022 Vancouver Bach Festival – Scottish Baroque and Other Traditions from Tuesday, July 26 to Saturday, August 6 at various venues including The Chan Centre, Christ Church Cathedral, Pyatt Hall, VanDusen Botanical Garden, The Wolf & Hound, and UBC's Sage Bistro. 

From Kloetzel and Koenig<strong> </strong>to Weilerstein and Barnatan, a flurry of new Beethoven double acts each offer something new

Poetry from a great bassoonist, Slavic jazz, and two fizzing collections of music for string orchestra. Classical CDs reviews by Graham Rickson

This giant bass lute can be over 6 feet long, typically has 14 or so strings and is characterised by it’s rich but clear sound, an ideal accompaniment to the human voice

Mezzo Teresa Berganza died on May 13 in Madrid. We pay tribute...

Outdoors on the Frist Lawn, the Princeton Laptop Orchestra (PLOrk) teams up with Early Music Princeton to form EMPLOrk, presenting a free concert that combines new works for live electronics with fresh electronic arrangements of music written in the 14th-17th centuries. Pieces by Gillaume de Machaut and Barbara Strozzi get a wild new treatment with custom-designed instruments from the New Instrument Research Lab. Piping-hot pieces by graduate student composers Jenny Beck, Gulli Björnsson, Liam ...

Lorelei Ensemble presents This Tyrant, love concert in Dallas March 27 at 7 p.m., free admission but RSVP required.

From a female-led Lunchtime Concert to the extraordinary life of Henriëtte Bosmans, BBC stepped up to the mark on International Women's Day

Yuja Wang, John Williams, Michael Tilson Thomas and Chaka Khan will make appearances, with additional programming to be announced throughout the year.

Camerata del Sol presents two concerts featuring music by Baroque women composers