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1960-1964, then Willard Cobb 1964-1970, and Richard Levitt (counter-tenor) 1970-1979. The activity of the group ceased when Binkley returned to America to found the Early Music Institute at
184: 179: 17: 49:. Core members of the group were Binkley (lute), Sterling Jones (vielle), and Andrea von Ramm (mezzo-soprano, rebec, 96:. The end of Studio der frühen Musik's activity coincided with the watershed in medieval performance moving to 77: 76:. But Studio der frühen Musik produced a "radically different sound" anticipated other ensembles such as the 174: 46: 62: 8: 85: 69: 154: 159: 93: 105: 45:, and the activity of the group coincided with the years he was teaching at the 136: 89: 73: 42: 53:
and harp), who had previously organised an earlier Studio der Frühen Musik in
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Index

Studio der Frühen Musik
early music
Munich
Thomas Binkley
Schola Cantorum Basiliensis
hurdy-gurdy
Cologne
Nigel Rogers
Bloomington, Indiana
New York Pro Musica
Noah Greenberg (1919-1966)
Early Music Consort of London
David Munrow
Christopher Hogwood
Clemencic Consort
René Clemencic
a cappella
Gothic Voices
Christopher Page
Ross W. Duffin
Discography at EMFAQ
Andrea von Ramm at Bach Cantatas Website
Categories
Early music groups
Musical groups established in 1960
1960 establishments in West Germany

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