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| 24/08/2006
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| Seeing the handwriting on the political wall, Cantata Singers Musical Director David Hoose made a stirring statement in his production of Handel’s Belshazzar. Five soloists and a chorus representing Israelites in exile, Babylonians who had captured them, and Persians about to pounce on them all sang accompanied by an orchestra of early music pros. |
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| 10/08/2006
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| Goldberg Magazine will be exhibiting at the Utrecht Early Music Exhibition, the most important Early Music exhibition in the Netherlands and which forms part of the Holland Festival Oudemuziek, Utrecht 2006. It will be the second time that the Goldberg Magazine visits this city to take part in this event, which is one of the most complete in Europe. |
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| 01/08/2006
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Goldberg readers and subscribers can take advantage of an exclusive offer to purchase a pack containing all the 5-star recordings reviewed in each edition of the magazine.
Take advantage of an exclusive offer to purchase 10 new 5 Star releases from only 120 Euros. |
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| 06/07/2006
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| If there is one neglected work among Mozart’s mature operas, it is La Clemenza di Tito. Its weaknesses have been seen in its long recitatives, which were not composed by Mozart but probably by his pupil Süssmayr, and in its use of a reworked Metastasio libretto, considered out of date at the time of the premiere. |
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| 23/08/2006
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| For the past 24 years, the annual Bologna Festival has offered a range of attractive programmes conceived with a clearly defined identity and supported by a coherent thematic thread that aims to demonstrate that the meaning of music is not confined purely to the language of sound. |
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| 20/08/2006
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| Canada’s 2006 Juno Award for best children’s album of the year went to Tafelmusik’s story of The Quest for Arundo Donax on Analekta records. |
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| 08/02/2006
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Here at Goldberg we very much appreciate Italian Early Music and so we would like our readers to be able to read more about it. So, we have created our Italian Baroque Pack, which includes 3 magazines for the price of 2.
Jomelli, Vivaldi and Rossi, three great masters of Italian Baroque, were featured on the covers and main article in issues 3, 17 and 8 of our magazine. Reading further about their lives and work enable us to better understand Italian Baroque, a moment in musical history which can be considered to be unrepeatable. |
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From the Middle Ages until today, there have been many women who have composed music despite, at times, having to overcome many difficulties. But there are few who had such exceptional talent like Hildegard Von Bingen or Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre.
The Goldberg Magazine wants to pay tribute to these women who were involved in Early Music and so we have chosen these two great composers, whose works and talent still surprise and fascinate their contemporaries.
So we have put together Hildegard Von Bingen and Elisabeth Jacquet to make a pack of 2 magazines that explore the history of these two extraordinary women, who despite the difficulties of their time, were able to contribute so much to music. |
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| 31/07/2006
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| English music from the Tudor and Elizabethan periods - Tallis, Byrd, Gibbons, Dowland - is relatively familiar to early music enthusiasts, but the same cannot be said of 18th century English music, including the work of composers such as Maurice Green, William Boyce, Charles Avison, Thomas Arne, John Stanley, Thomas Linley the younger and Charles Wesley. |
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