Ever wondered what makes Boston Baroque performances special? Boston Baroque’s world-class musicians will lead you in a deep dive into the world of period instruments. Host Brian McCreath is joined by ...

As concert halls remain closed, period-instrument orchestra Boston Baroque is jumping into the watch-at-home game with Boston Baroque Live, its first-ever streaming platform for recorded performances.

Casual classical music listeners might think of it as a genre designed around string quartets and pianos. But the hardcore devotees among us know that the piano didn’t even exist when many of the best ...

There’s something oddly fitting about the prospect of watching a Columbia Baroque performance from your living room. The group’s raison d'être is to perform and educate the community about the ...

In 1973, in a church in Boston, harpsichordist Martin Pearlman got together a group of eight musicians for an innovative concert: Baroque music played not on modern instruments but on the instruments ...

Members of Early Music Princeton (EMP), directed by harpsichordist Wendy Young, perform vocal and instrumental repertoire spanning the centuries from Medieval and Renaissance to High Baroque, with a ...

“I really wonder if some of these pieces were playable at the time of Bach in the way that we can play them now — either on Baroque instruments or modern instruments.” Today’s popularity began with ...

The world of classical music sometimes follows the same traditions as a wedding by incorporating something old and something new. That age-old partnership is the sentiment that fills Ars Lyrica’s ...