Episode #180 - Harpsichordist and Conductor Richard Egarr
May 01, 2020•40 min
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Episode description
We talk with harpsichordist, conductor, and "general music addict" Richard Egarr, about original performance practice in early music.
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Guest:
Show notes:
- Richard Egarr on Harmonia Mundi
- Richard Egarr on Linn Records
- Academy of Ancient Music
- Goldberg Variations
- Johann Sebastian Bach's tuning
- How Equal Temperament Ruined Harmony (and Why You Should Care)
- Schubert: Lebenssturme (Richard Egarr's four-hands Schubert recording)
- Livestream: Richard Egarr & Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya: Quatre-Mains, May 5
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Special Guest: Richard Egarr.
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