Contents for Early Music Today
Andrew Green heads to the Globe
NOW PUBLISHED AS PART OF CLASSICAL MUSIC MAGAZINE
- NEWS & VIEWS
The very latest happenings in the early music world - REPORTER
Early Music Show visit York, Travel and Up-and-comings goes Down Under - BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS
Jean-Christophe Spinosi brings Ensemble Matheus to the UK for the first time
- HARPSICHORD HEROES
Julian Perkins does some harpsichord DIY with Bexley Harpsichord Workshops
- SINGING SHAKESPEARE
Andrew Green talks to the Globe Theatre's performers, directors and composers - HARD TIMES
At 50, Paul McCreesh talks to Andrew Stewart about solutions to the funding crisis - CD REVIEWS
The best early music releases reviewed including two top-notch Bach B minor masses - PERFORMANCE REVIEWS
Adrian Horsewood and Catherine Groom visit the Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music - THE LIST
Concerts, workshops, masterclasses and other events to look forward to between June and August - BACKSTORY
Tom Lydon unpicks the intriguing story of the folding theorbo
Editorial
Should we really be talking about the early music movement anymore? It’s
a question the mere utterance of which is likely to get people’s
hackles up – the early music brigade is not known for hiding its
views
under a bushel, after all, and this question throws up plenty to be
discussed.
To listen to the aural examples from the series "Taming Artistic Temperament" please click on the "continue reading the editorial" link below.
