CFK Podcast: Baroque Music with Joanna Frank and Maksym Mahlay

Jack Bunch

Listen as we are joined by cellist Joanna Frank and harpsichordist Maksym Mahlay as they discuss Baroque music and why it’s so important to not just classical music but also jazz and popular music. Maksym is a first year Doctoral of Musical Arts student and harpsicord at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. Joanna is also attending the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music as a second year Bachelor of Music studying cello performance. In this episode they discuss what Baroque music is, why it’s so important to the modern-day discussion of music, as well as some of their favorite pieces from this era. Also linked is a video recording to Joanna and Maksym’s performance of Cello sonata book 3 no.3 by Jean-Baptiste Barrière.

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