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About: Jacob Street

Jacob Street is an organist and harpsichordist who received his Master’s from Oberlin Conservatory in 2012, and currently studies at the Institute of Sacred Music at Yale. While at Oberlin, Jacob was awarded the inaugural Rubin Prize for Music Criticism.

Articles by Jacob Street:

Crackerjack BEMF Ensemble Throws a Dance, 16 Jun 2015 in Reviews

Technique Abounds, Affect Lacking, 16 Jun 2015 in Reviews

Seven Hours of Grosse Orgel, 15 Jun 2015 in Reviews

Bachian or Not, Zelenka Superb, 22 Oct 2014 in Reviews

Jordi at Jordan: Hespèrion XXI, 20 Jun 2013 in Reviews

BEMF Orchestra Triumphs at Jordan, 18 Jun 2013 in Reviews

Kenny’s Lute Dark but not Drear, 15 Jun 2013 in Reviews

Eleventh-hour Replacement Bezuidenhout Dazzles, 13 Jun 2013 in Reviews

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