William Christie pairs Purcell with the pastorale Actéon.
Strong soloists and Nicholas McGegan and Philharmonia Baroque gave their all in a flawed work.
A.B.S. Academy participants show their stuff in an assured performance.
Samuel Pepys’s diary provides the links for a program of music from 17th-century London.
The trio’s peerless musicianship and their unusual combination of cello, bass, and mandolin result in fresh interpretations of classic material.
Decades of imagining and four years of “construction” culminate in a splendid production of Jean-Philippe Rameau’s opera-ballet.
A radiant performance of Pergolesi’s masterwork eclipses the balance of the program.
The highlights, including a rare chaconne by Marin Marais, stuck with you.
Flat programming and dull arrangements don’t fulfill the promise of the revered ensemble.
The chamber ensemble played with fire and grace on works from Handel, Bach, and Rameau.
