Chalice Consort is collaborating with global early music scholars and musicians to produce the first annual Early Music Mining Conference, to be held in San Francisco on April 10, 2010. This Conference features the presentation of newly edited and previously unpublished works of Renaissance choral music.

Chicago’s first-ever festival devoted to Early Music will include six centuries of music.

One of North America’s top baroque oboists answers questions about the instruments she plays, her ensemble, their debut recording, and her upcoming projects.

Willens answers questions about his career path, the orchestra he directs, and their recording project known as the Forgotten Treasures Series.

Meet a couple of directors you might not have heard of, read about ones you probably have, and listen to a couple of recorded performances.

A look at the background and working life of one the world’s great performers of baroque dance.

The perennial question: “What is early music?” Help Harmonia in the beginning of our search for an answer.

Over the last year, Harmonia reached the ears of listeners in Boston via WGBH. And while Harmonia is not initially part of the new 99.5 All Classical schedule, we hope that, as the dust settles during this transition, Harmonia may be re-added in the near future.

A reflection on ensemble names in Early Music and what they represent.

Lutenist Nigel North answers questions about his connection to the music of John Dowland.