Posts Tagged ‘Early Music Performance’


Jason Yoshida

January 9, 2015

Jason Yoshida specializes in solo and continuo performance on lutes and historical guitars. In a Los Angeles Times review, Mark Swed described a solo lute performance of Yoshida’s as “eloquent and serious.” He received international recognition for his CD Mozart Encomium, featuring the world premiere recording of Scheidler’s virtuosic Variations on a theme by Mozart for baroque lute. Yoshida… Continue reading Jason Yoshida


Lot Demeyer

November 12, 2014

Lot Demeyer is quickly emerging as one of the West Coast’s leading Baroque oboists. She has performed on historical and modern oboes, as well as recorder, with world-class organizations like LA Opera and Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, as well as LA Chamber Orchestra, Musica Angelica, Bach Collegium San Diego, Long Beach Opera, California Bach Society, Bach… Continue reading Lot Demeyer


Weicheng Zhao and Fang Gao to perform at Calgary Organ Festival and Symposium

October 28, 2014

Current USC Thornton doctoral candidate Weicheng Zhao (MM ’14, DMA ’16) is one of two organists to perform on the Young Artists’ Platform during the Calgary Organ Festival and Symposium.  His wife Fang Gao (GCRT, ’16), who is currently a student in the Early  Music program, will join him in a concert at the Cathedral Church of the Redeemer in… Continue reading Weicheng Zhao and Fang Gao to perform at Calgary Organ Festival and Symposium


Adam & Rotem Gilbert receive Thomas Binkley Award from Early Music America

October 27, 2014

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USC Baroque Sinfonia performs “La Pellegrina”

September 16, 2014

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USC Baroque Sinfonia performs La Pazzia Senile

September 16, 2014

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USC Thornton Baroque Sinfonia performs “Bourée pour les Bergers et les Bergères” from Alcione

September 16, 2014

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USC Thornton Baroque Sinfonia performs “Jubilate Musica” and “Balletto di villanelle” from La pazzia senile

September 9, 2014

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Baroque Sinfonia invited to perform at Early Music America’s Young Performers Festival

May 16, 2014

As a winner in the Early Music America Collegium, the USC Thornton Baroque Sinfonia will be among six ensembles who will perform at Early Music America’s Young Performers Festival on June 4-6 in Berkeley, CA. The festival brings together students and ensembles from colleges, universities and conservatories throughout North America. Baroque Sinfonia will perform La pazzia senile,… Continue reading Baroque Sinfonia invited to perform at Early Music America’s Young Performers Festival


New album from Adam and Rotem Gilbert named “Editors Choice” by Early Music Today

April 4, 2014

Early Music faculty Adam and Rotem Gilbert’s group Ciaramella was honored by Early Music Today for their recent CD Dances on Movable Ground. The publication gave the album the designation of “Editor’s Choice,” and lauded the release for its “expressive fluidity and rhythmic vitality.” Ciaramella is a Renaissance ensemble that has recorded for the Naxos… Continue reading New album from Adam and Rotem Gilbert named “Editors Choice” by Early Music Today