Showing posts with label music education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music education. Show all posts

Friday, November 5, 2010

Where to find your next Bach Cantata

I have been meaning to share this information since I blogged about the IMSLP/Petrucci Music Library!  This is the go-to place on-line for everything Bach including pdf downloads of scores.

The Bach Cantatas Website (BCW) is a comprehensive site covering all aspects of J.S. Bach's cantatas and his other vocal works. The BCW contains discussions and detailed discographies of each cantata and other vocal works, performers and general topics. The BCW also contains texts and translations, scores, music examples, articles and interviews, and over 7,400 short biographies of performers of Bach's vocal works and players of his keyboard and lute works, as well as of poets & composers associated with Bach. There are also other relevant resources such as the Lutheran church year, database of chorale texts & melodies and their authors, detailed discographies of many Bach's instrumental works (solo keyboard, lute, Art of Fugue, Musical Offering, etc.) and piano transcriptions and their performers, reviews and discussions of Bach’s instrumental works, books and movies on Bach, terms and abbreviations, schedule of concerts of Bach's vocal works, Bach Festivals & Cantata Series, guide to Bach tour, Bach in arts and memorabilia, thousands of links to other relevant resources. The BCW is an international collective project, being compiled from various postings about the subject, most of which have been sent to the Bach Mailing Lists.

Make sure you check it out!



Sunday, February 1, 2009

Our voice is being heard....

Collaborative Piano blogger Chris Foley posted a review of some of the best music education blogging this year called "February 2009 Music Education Blog Carnival". I'm thrilled to say that my blog article "Keyboard Skills for Singers" is one of 25 featured posts.

If you haven't check out the Collaborative Piano blog, you must...TODAY!

Thanks Chris for your great information, inspiration and for being oh so very Canadian, eh!

From the voice of....