Named for the classical god of music, healing and the sun, Apollo’s Fire is a Grammy-winning ensemble out of Cleveland with a reputation as one of the most popular baroque orchestras in the world.

Pro Musica Hebraica welcomes back the Apollo Ensemble for an evening of rare Jewish classical music from Amsterdam’s Ets-Chaim Library. Since their highly praised American debut in 2009, the musicians ...

Like the intimate venues where Apollo's Fire presents concerts when the heat rises, La Nef and Hall spend time during the summer performing in a barn in Ontario. "You want people to be close enough to ...

Houston is in no shortage of noteworthy artistic excellence…but it never tires our ears hearing national acclaim enter our corner of the world, and in this case, it is due to the efforts of Apollo ...

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The set of parts for a vespers service that Monteverdi published in 1610 gives the modern-day musician a good initial sense of how to go about performing the piece. But the bare-bones materials also ...

In many ways, Salamone Rossi's life bridged two worlds. A Jewish composer who lived in Mantua at the turn of the 18th century, he wrote music for the synagogue that was comfortably in the idiom of ...

Back in '91, did you ever dream you'd still be leading Apollo's Fire today? Sorrell: No, I really didn't. Everyone was telling me that we were in a recession and that Cleveland couldn't support ...

Following its sold-out debut performance at Carnegie Hall earlier this year, Apollo's Fire - The Cleveland Baroque Orchestra returns to New York bringing its new and acclaimed Christmas on Sugarloaf ...