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Early Music Day 2024: Join Europe's Biggest Celebration of Early Music - Vimarsana News

Early Music Day 2024: Join Europe's Biggest Celebration of Early Music

In 2024, Europe will once again use the latest technology to celebrate music from down the centuries

Russian musician helps to energize the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra's 'Messiah' – Twin Cities - Vimarsana News

Russian musician helps to energize the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra's 'Messiah' – Twin Cities

Bounding with talent and oozing charisma, the Russian musician even adds a bit of percussion as he stamps his foot guiding the orchestra as well as the 43 vocalists in the Minnesota choral group The Singers.

St. Paul Chamber Orchestra's 2023-24 season will include many outstanding guest musicians - Vimarsana News

St. Paul Chamber Orchestra's 2023-24 season will include many outstanding guest musicians

Pianist Richard Goode, clarinetist Anthony McGill and violinist Alina Ibragimova are just a few of the famed soloists slated to perform with the chamber orchestra.

Detroit Symphony Orchestra giving four concerts in Monroe this year - Vimarsana News

Detroit Symphony Orchestra giving four concerts in Monroe this year

The DSO's performances in Monroe will be Jan. 28, March 18, April 29 and June 17 at the La-Z-Boy Center. Tickets are now on sale.

Musical folly and the pleadings of the faithful | Music | DW - Vimarsana News

Musical folly and the pleadings of the faithful | Music | DW

Baroque and Wine: A Trip to Würzburg  The composer Andrea Falconieri, who lived in Naples, was one of the first to popularize the dance rhythms of the folia around the year 1650. From Naples, the folia spread to Rome and Venice, and on to central Europe. This program takes us along on that journey.  A young organist and composer in Cremona, Italy by the name of Tarquinio Merula used the crazy obsessive rhythm of the folia in songs like "Folle é ben che si crede," beginning with the words: "Anyone who thinks that I can be kept away from my sweetheart by tender glances or by slande...

Source: dw.com