I send you greetings from Rome, where we are in the midst of preparations for the opening of Kaija Saariaho’s Adriana Mater at the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma next week. It’s a joy to reunite with my Grammy-winning colleagues from San Francisco and to have another chance at this extraordinary opera we all worked so hard to learn a few years ago in the Bay. The sweltering summer temperatures lingered on…

I’m thrilled to share that five volumes of new editions of Rebecca Clarke’s early songs are now available from ClarNan Editions. I had the privilege of co-editing these scores with Christopher Johnson—Clarke’s great-nephew by marriage—who worked closely with…

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Episode 12 of #BACH52 is now live! This episode features an interview with Dr . Reginald Sanders, Professor of Music at Kenyon College, who chats about leaving the Tech Industry to devote his life to the study of Bach’s music, and how he feels there really are no barriers to enjoy it.

Episode 11 of #BACH52 is now live! This episode is the final installment of a mini series about Boston’s Emmanuel Music and Emmanuel Church - a very special place for the music of #Bach.

Episode 10 of #BACH52 is now live! This episode is the second of a mini series about Boston’s Emmanuel Music and Emmanuel Church - a very special place for the music of #Bach.

Episode 9 of #BACH52 is now live!

This episode features an interview with Kate Sheeran who is the Executive Director of Kaufman Music Center and soon-to-be Dean of the Eastman School of Music.