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Music from English Court Masques
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Harmony Without Borders
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Midtown Concerts
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April 4 ~ Jonathan SalamonBeyond the Canon: Pachelbel's Keyboard Music on Harpsichord. Watch online here or on YouTube Jonathan Salamon ~ harpsichord Joh...
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April 11 ~ Quartet SalonnièresThe Road from Prague. Concert followed by a festive reception celebrating Midtown Concerts' 150th Streamed Concert! Watch online here&n...
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NEWS
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Artist Spotlight ~ Bach Virtuosi FestivalMarch 21, 2024 Bach Virtuosi Festival An interview between John Thiessen and Lewis Kaplan March 21 marks the first day of Spring as well as the birthday of J.S. Bach, whose surname, ironically, translates into English as “spring” or “brook...Remembering Richard PaceWe are saddened to share the news that Richard Pace, a tireless supporter of early music and music education in New York City, passed away on Wednesday, March 13th. Richard was a loyal and generous contributors to GEMS, and enthusiastic supporter of...Notes on the Scene ~ Latest EditionNotes on the Scene is published 2–3 times per month, on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Thursdays. We include concert listings, news, video links, artist showcases and more from New York City's early music scene. Enjoy our latest newsetter, published on Mar...Artist Spotlight ~ House of TimeMarch 7, 2024 House of Time An interview between John Thiessen and Tatiana Daubek JOHN: We are joined by Tatiana Daubek, violinist and director of the early music ensemble House of Time. Welcome, Tatiana. TATIANA: Thanks John! I’m grateful to b...