Published Articles on Early Music
“Is Pay-What-You-Can the Future for Early Music?”, Early Music America, March 2024
“A Teenage Mystic, a Revelation from God, and Bossy Parents: the Academy of Sacred Drama Revives a Lost Oratorio,” Early Music America, February 2024
“The Many Faces of Lisette,” EMAg, Vol. 29 No. 3, Early Music America, September 2023
“Viols in Bloom in Texas,” EMAg, Vol. 29 No. 1, Early Music America, January 2023
“Singing Bach in a Boston Neighborhood,” Early Music America, September 2022
“Peter Thacher and the Viol in Colonial Massachusetts,” Early Music America, July 2022
“Art of the Amateur: A Computer Programmer Uploads a Lifetime of Renaissance Music,” EMAg, Vol. 28, No. 2, Early Music America, May 2022
“American Bach Society Diversity Initiative Off to Upbeat Start,” Early Music America, November, 2021
“Engaging with the Future of Early Music" EMAg, Vol. 27 No. 3, Early Music America, September 2021
“Project Aims to Broaden Diversity in Early Music Research,” Early Music America, December, 2020
“Conversation with Brian Barone, PhD Candidate in Musicology & Ethnomusicology” Boston University Center for the Humanities, October, 2020
Research-focused Program Notes
“Musicians of the Tenshō Embassy,” March 2024
“Exodus and Evolution,” November 2023
“In Sweetest Sympathy,” March 2023
“Musick’s Recreation:” At-Home Viol-Playing in 17th and Early 18th Century Massachusetts, November 2021
"Home Is Where the Music Is: At-Home Music-Making in 17th Century Massachusetts,” December 2020
“Molza: Music for a Muse,” June 2020
“Voice and Viol: History’s Forgotten Dynamic Duo,” June 2018
Resources
Madrigals with Texts Written by or in Honor of Tarquinia Molza, 2020
English translation of Zenobia e Radamisto Libretto by I. Bentivoglio, Music by G. Legrenzi, 2014