
What with its frills and dances, most French Baroque opera almost begs to keep its distance from its listeners, but we simply have to get
Here’s another one of those dreary, period-instrument performances that’s so
Imagine sitting for nearly two uninterrupted hours listening solely to sacred choral music by Vivaldi. Normally I would think of that as something that should
Judas Maccabaeus was Handel’s most popular oratorio during his lifetime. It was meant to celebrate the victory of the Duke of Cumberland over the Jacobites’