Candice Agree

02/09/2026

Baroque besties! Bach, Vivaldi & Fasch’s mutual admiration for each other influenced the work of each. Ensemble Diderot demonstrates how. Join me tonight at 10 for Baroque&Before on WFMT

Violinist Johannes Pramsohler leads Ensemble Diderot in concertos and double concertos by Fasch, Bach & Vivaldi, whose undeniable mutual admiration will be undeniably evident. Tonight’s program was recorded live in concert February 28, 2026 in Paris at the Auditorium of the Maison de la Radio et d...

17/06/2026

Guillaume de Machaut was fourteenth-century Europe's greatest poet and composer. Marc Mauillon and friends bring us Guillaume's romance “Le Remède de Fortune," a dit or narrative poem by this exemplar of the ars nova musical style. Recorded live in concert May 17, 2025 in Sion's Valère Basilica as part of Les Riches Heures de Valère Early Music Festival. Join me tonight, 10CT for &Before on WFMT. https://www.wfmt.com/2026/06/17/guillaume-de-machaut-le-remede-de-fortune

16/04/2026

Since the ninth century, the routes to Santiago de Compostela leading to the sanctuary of St. James have attracted countless pilgrims and exercised a potent mystique. What has achieved less attention is the music originally sung during the services in honor of the saint. Marcel Pérès’s in-depth study of the Codex Calixtinus, preserved at the Cathedral of Santiago, has led to a reconstruction of the musical gems contained in the rare twelfth-century manuscript. This recording attests to the multiple stylistic influences encountered on the pilgrimage. Join me tonight, 10CT for Baroque&Before with Candice Agree on WFMT for Compostela: Ad vesperas Sancti Iacobi.

08/04/2026

Apollo’s Fire, under the direction of Jeannette Sorrell, presents an exploration of the four quarters of Old Jerusalem (Jewish, Christian, Arab, and Armenian/Byzantine).

01/04/2026

Václav Luks conducts Collegium 1704 and Collegium Vocale 1704 in a program of sacred music capturing the depth of Holy Week. Performed on period instruments, this outstanding ensemble offers an intense and contemplative musical journey offering reflection and timeless beauty. Along with Jan Dismas ...

05/03/2026

François Couperin knew all too well that the artist, immersed in the uncertainties of his world, must depend on the protection of a patron who, in return, enhances his social image as a promoter of the arts. This principle defined the modus vivendi of musicians in the Early Modern Period, and Coupe...

19/02/2026

Nicholas Kraemer leads the Czech Philharmonic, Collegium Vocale 1704, and vocal soloists in one of the supreme works of the Baroque era; one that has fascinated musicians and listeners for more than 250 years: Johann Sebastian Bach’s monumental Mass in b minor. Tonight’s program was recorded liv...

12/02/2026

Love is complicated, but not as complicated as the music that celebrates it.

04/02/2026

Marc Mauillon and friends (Maud Haering, Angélique Mauillon, Nolwenn Le Guern, and Pierre Hamon bring us the romantic Le Remède de Fortune, a “dit,” or narrative poem with music by Guillame de Machaut, fourteenth-century Europe’s greatest poet and composer and exemplar of the ars nova musica...