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and dramatic scene Ah! Perfido. Cherubini, Arias from the opera Medée. We open the season with a powerful program featuring dramatic soprano Barbara Quintiliani and Beethoven's exuberant Symphony No. 7. |
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Boston’s moving, Grammy-nominated interpretation. Featuring soprano Amanda Forsythe, countertenor Matthew White, tenor Keith Jameson, and bass-baritone Kevin Deas. |
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Celebrate the new year with a festive program of Baroque masterworks featuring soloists Christina Day Martinson and Marc Schachman in Bach's wonderful Concerto for violin and oboe. Champagne reception. |
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A fascinating program of dramatic, beautiful, spiritual & buoyant works, including Monteverdi's powerful Combattimento and Biber's haunting Mystery Sonatas. Soprano Mary Wilson is showcased in Handel's Gloria. |
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Boston Baroque continues its exploration of the rich, colorful repertoire of the French Baroque with the Boston premiere of a masterpiece. Featuring soprano Amanda Forsythe, and modern dance choreographed and performed by Marjorie Folkman. Sam Helfrich, stage director. |
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Mozart: Arias for Male Soprano
Featuring Michael Maniaci
“Maniaci is a consummate musician and an artist
of extraordinary intelligence and communicative power.
Here, with the superb Boston Baroque… Maniaci sings
arias written by Mozart for castratos in the operas "Idomeneo," "Lucio Silla" and "La Clemenza di Tito" with
spectacular virtuosity and interpretive richness… The crown
of this collection is "Exsultate jubilate"— the work that
contains Mozart's famous "Alleluja"… Maniaci sails
through its vocal hurdles with phenomenal accuracy and
tonal beauty…[and] with heartmelting expressivity.”
PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE
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New York loves Boston Baroque's performance of Monteverdi's Vespers!
"...this was a vital, often ebullient performance that reveled in the degree to which Monteverdi wove the drama of his operas and madrigals into his sacred works." -New York Times
"Boston Baroque's laudable performance of Monteverdi's 1610 Vespers...was an experience not soon to be forgotten...The group should come back soon and often."
-Opera News
"Martin Pearlman...transformed those...notes from Monteverdi into passion, miracle and auditory radiance."
-Concertonet.com
"Boston Baroque's playing combines supreme technical precision with unexpected psychological depth." Recent press on BB's concerts and recordings.
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