The Baroque Music Page. Includes information on composers and instruments, and a discussion of the issues raised by period-instrument performances.
External links
Click on the graphics below to explore the world of baroque music further:
The
Baroque Music Page. Includes information on composers and
instruments, and a discussion of the issues raised by
period-instrument performances.
The
Early Music Show, BBC Radio 3’s twice-weekly showcase
for early music. Listen on-line to the latest programmes and view
future schedules.
Cambridge Early Music Summer Schools. Short study courses in Baroque, Renaissance and Medieval music, designed for amateur, semi-professional and professional musicians, and offering specialist tuition by world-famous professional musicians in a friendly and supportive context.
Early
Music Guide. Includes artist profiles, listings of festivals
and other forthcoming events, details of new recordings, and other
news from the world of early music.
Early
Music Network. The UK’s leading support network for
early music performance (click on the Performer’s Directory tab
> Groups M-Q > Lon-Mus drop-down menu to see Musica Donum Dei’s
entry).
Early
Music West Midlands. A consortium of promoters and performers
committed to supporting and advocating medieval, baroque and early
classical music, particularly through historically authentic
performance. The website includes events listings and profiles of
several leading performers.
Goldberg
– the early music portal. International early music
site, including news, festivals and other concert listings and CD
reviews.
Midlands
Early Music Forum. An open forum that brings together amateur
and professional musicians, singers and dancers, researchers,
teachers and pupils, instrument makers, costumiers, and enthusiasts.
National
Centre for Early Music. Award-winning centre of
excellence for music making of all kinds, and an established
conference and recording venue, situated in St
Margaret’s Church, York. Home of the York
Early Music Festival and the Beverley and East Riding Early Music
Festival. A year-round community and education programme. Also
attracts some of the world’s finest artists in the fields of
jazz, folk and world music.
National
Early Music Association UK. Formed in 1981 to bring
together all concerned with early music and to forge links with other
early music organisations in the UK and around the world. For anyone
interested in early music - amateur or professional, scholar or
performer, listener, instrument maker or CD buyer.
Norvis
Early Music Summer School. Held annually in Durham, providing
tuition for singers and instrumentalists, from beginners to advanced.
Stewart McCoy of Galliarda is one of the
regular tutors.
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This page last updated 30 July 2007