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This beautifully performed and recorded rendition of Gottfried Homilius’ St. Mark Passion claims to be a world premiere, and we can assume that the only
Telemann used to be much maligned; it was believed that he wrote too much. As it turns out, his average was pretty high: most of
It’s supposed to be spring, but the snow is falling heavily outside, and, after an extraordinarily long winter the formerly abstract concept of depression is
Receiving its premiere recording here, Sigmund Staden’s Seelewig, composed in 1644, is the earliest extant German opera. It’s basically a morality tale about heroine nymph
Whether or not you experienced the joy of discovery of Peter Cornelius’ a cappella choral music on Polyphony’s collection on Hyperion a couple of years
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