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LondonLucie Horsch & Richard Egarr

Vivaldi, Bach, Sammartini
Academy of Ancient Music; Lucie Horsch; Richard Egarr
CambridgeLucie Horsch & Richard Egarr

Vivaldi, Bach, Sammartini
Academy of Ancient Music; Richard Egarr; Lucie Horsch
ZürichMaurice Steger

Handel, Avison, Dubourg, Sammartini, Purcell, Geminiani
Zurich Chamber Orchestra; Maurice Steger
StockholmJodlowski, Lim, Bianchi

Jodlowski, Lim, Bianchi
Anna Petrini; Fabrice Jünger; Lisa Ullén; Sofia Jernberg
AmsterdamSunday morning concert: Concerto Köln play Bach, Geminiani and Vivaldi

Vivaldi, Bach, Geminiani
Concerto Köln; Evgeny Sviridov; Cordula Breuer; Wolfgang Dey
GöttingenLieder ohne Worte

Monteverdi, Handel, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Mozart
Stefan Temmingh; Margret Köll
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Stormy passions: The Red Priest and his Muses

Anna Maria della Pietà may not be the most celebrated violinists in history, but she inspired Antonio Vivaldi to write some of his finest concertos, two of which were heard in this tribute to three of the Red Priest's muses.
Maurice Steger thrills with his virtuosic wizardry

Maurice Steger brought this essential but under-represented instrument from Renaissance and Baroque chamber and ensumble music to a mainstream concert hall.
An elevated baroque affair from the ACO

Richard Tognetti brings Baroque masterworks to Melbourne along with the world premiere of Kats-Chernin's new work for strings, Singing Trees.
Pan-European spirit in Bolzano

London: a truly European city, a magnet for talented musicians, was brought alive by the European Union Baroque Orchestra at the Bolzano Festival in Italy.
Ravishing Bach at St John’s with the OAE

Bach: Sacred and Secular became the focus for a creative partnership between Bach scholar John Butt and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.
Les Violons du Roy offers a bewitching evening of music from 18th century Naples
In Montreal Richard Turp discovers a modern-day Pied Piper of Hamelin, Maurice Steger in music of 18th century Naples accompanied by Les Violons du Roy
Combatting the elements – and winning: Combattimento Consort Amsterdam
The Concertgebouw has been celebrating its 125th anniversary throughout 2013. On the darkest, rainiest Sunday evening in months, the Combattimento Consort Amsterdam defied the oncoming winter with a joyous, exuberant performance, one of a series of special celebratory concerts for this jubilee year.