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Article: BANCHETO MUSICALE WILL FINALLY GET AROUND TO PLAYING SCHEIN
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- June 26, 1988
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CopyrightCopyright 1988 The Boston Globe. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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First, a footnote.
Boston's Banchetto Musicale was named for a collection of 20
instrumental suites written in 1617 by the baroque composer Johann
Hermann Schein. But never in its first 15 years has the ensemble
played a note of Schein.
That will be remedied during the 16th season, on a program on
Nov. 11 that music director and Banchetto founder Martin Pearlman
calls the Virtuoso Baroque. Schein will be represented by a suite
for strings, C. P. E. Bach by a "crazy" Sinfonia, J. S. Bach by the
third Brandenburg, and Handel by a cantata for soprano (Sharon
Baker) with a long gamba obbligato for Laura Jeppesen.
But what Pearlman really wants to brag about is finally
bagging the right ...
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