Renowned countertenor and Renaissance viol consort play a German Baroque programme based on the latter group’s Signum Classics album
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The pandemic sent Italian lute virtuoso Michele Pasotti looking back at the poets of the Black Plague—and the way Ars Nova music provided relief
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Alexander Weimann’s fresh take on Bach’s “apex” of Baroque keyboard music is set to open Early Music Vancouver season
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Pacific Baroque Orchestra performs a new arrangement of the variations which incorporates Johann Gottlieb Goldberg’s Trio Sonata No. 4 in C Major
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British a cappella artists VOCES8 are here in February as LUMEN Festival makes return in the new year
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EMV’s Suzie LeBlanc hosted a charming exchange of ideas between English tenor Charles Daniels and Vancouver-based Hindustani vocalist Shruti Ramani
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Early Music Vancouver artist-in-residence set to appear in everything from a solo Bach concert to a Vocal Landscapes of India and Italy program
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Seattle-born, Montreal-based string star takes a fresh approach to the masterworks
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Random memorable scenes from the year in arts span 50 dancers swirling in BOLERO X, a powerful Julius Caesar speech, and a cello star’s finale with local string students
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Musician is joined by setar player Kiya Tabassian, percussionist Hamin Honari, and bamboo flutist Shashank Subramanyam in Early Music Vancouver copresentation
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Acclaimed Switzerland-based ensemble celebrates one of the Renaissance’s most radical innovators in Jewish liturgical music
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Early Music Vancouver Summer Festival and re:Naissance premiere boldly mixes ancient Dido myth and Baroque music with contemporary dance, video, and sounds
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The Chilean-born Servir Antico instrumentalist appears in Our City of Ladies and a solo recital, and oversees music of The Queen of Carthage
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Marisa Gold reinterprets a mythical figure in The Queen of Carthage, while Stéphanie Brochard removes layers of Baroque dress in Atempor/elle
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A new mini-winter fest called LUMEN and appearances by North Indian and Afghani virtuosos also fill out the roster
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French ensemble goes beyond sonic beauty with compelling ecological message in Early Music Vancouver program
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Program from France’s La Rêveuse features compositions reminiscent of birdsong
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Those 30 years of age or younger can apply from around the world
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Themed WOMENinSIGHT, event formerly known as Vancouver Bach Festival to feature world premiere of The Queen of Carthage, Servir Antico, and more
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Prague soprano Hana Blažíková joins forces with musician Bruce Dickey and their Breathtaking Collective
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