It's a truly eclectic feast on Saturday Baroque this week... Handel's Harp Concerto was originally premiered at the King's Theatre in London in 1736. Published as an organ concerto, the piece's ...

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For years, Robert Butts, the music director of the Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey, has wanted to perform Handel's "Giulio Cesare," ("Julius Caesar"), one of the most appreciated of the composer's ...

Boston has been a two-“Messiah” city for some time now, and there’s the temptation to think of Boston Baroque’s as the other one in town. The Handel and Haydn Society, after all, gave America’s first ...

The annual Pacific Baroque Festival, which begins Feb. 19, has always struck a balance between the neglected and the familiar. Several recent festivals were devoted to repertoire that is hardly over- ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Boston Baroque rings in the holiday season with two December programs that have ...

Mark Herz: This is Morning Edition. The legendary conductor Martin Pearlman is in his final season leading the storied music ensemble Boston Baroque. Known to many as simply Marty, he’s been bringing ...

The goal of Boston Baroque’s New Directions Series is to present programs that include baroque music and contemporary works that are connected by a theme. The orchestra initiated the series last year ...

Happy 330th birthday to George Frideric Handel (1685-1759) – or is it George Frederick Handel, or Georg Friedrich Häendel? Whatever you call him, he’s certainly one of the greatest Baroque Era ...

George Frideric Handel was a 'lugubrious, heavy-drinking, heavy-eating, very lustful man,' according to Baroque musician Karim Nasr, who plays oboes, bassoons and other wind instruments from the ...