Renaissance and Baroque Performance Practice: Invaluable Resources for the Choral Conductor

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May 8th, 2012

Research Memorandum Series No. 200.

A thorough and definitive compilation of resources in Renaissance and Baroque performance practice spanning, approximately, the past 70 years. This issue provides a broad yet in-depth overview of the manifold issues faced by choral conductors in preparing performances of music from these time periods.

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