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Millennium of Music
August & September 2005 Schedule
#05-32: 8/01/05:
Dormition of the Mother of God (repeat of 05-08)
#05-33: 8/08/05:
The Great Lent (repeat of 05-12)--We return to the Benedictine Abbey of Chevetogne in Belgium with the latest from their stunning body of recordings, as this unique group continues its mission of uniting the ancient division between western & eastern Christianity through musical service.
#05-34: 8/15/05:
I Fiamminghi: They were called the "mountain-crossers," "those from beyond the Alps," or just "The Flemish." In one of the newest recordings sponsored by the Ministry of Flemish Culture, the ensemble Capilla Flamenca celebrates one of their earliest number: Arnold de Lantins (? second half 14th cen--1432). (repeat of #05-09).
#05-35: 8/22/05:
Three Medieval Discs: We share three fine new recordings--the Ensemble Micrologus peformance of the Play of Robin and Marion; the Newberry Consort celebrates the Medieval Italian repertory; and the Early Music America 2004 award-winning ensemble Asteria with chansons from the Burgundian court of Philip the Good. (repeat of #05-14).
#05-36: 8/29/05:
Thomas Tallis--Volumes 8 & 9: Over the last years, we have been tracking the superb project on the English Signum label with the Chapelle du Roi conducted by Alistair Dixon. This week, three CDs in two sets that finish the series: "Lamentations" and "Instrumental Music and Songs.". (repeat of #05-18).
#05-37: 9/05/05:
Thomas Tallis--Volumes 8 & 9, Continued--The superb project on the English Signum label with the Chapelle du Roi conducted by Alistair Dixon is of such high quality, we will continue this week with the three CDs in two sets that finish the series: "Lamentations" and "Instrumental Music and Songs.". (repeat of #05-22).
#05-38: 9/12/05:
Mass for St. Anthony Abbot--Here are the clues--we know that three manuscript masses by the great Dufay are linked--the great, lost, and perhaps first polyphonic Requiem; the St. Anthony of Padua Mass (recorded by The Binchois Consort); and--just possibly--the lost Mass for the early Desert Father St. Anthony Abbot. This week, we hear what the Binchois Consort believes to be the lost masterpiece by Dufay and parts of an Anthony Abbot Mass by Dufay's compatriot, Gilles Binchois. (repeat of #05-23).
#05-39: 9/19/05:
Chant Wars: Two ensembles--Dialogos and Sequentia--give an idea of a 9th century confrontation that took place between the cantors of the Carolingian emperors and various European regional song traditions (from the Holland Festival of Early Music at Utrecht 2004).
#05-40: 9/26/05:
The Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross--We return to the Benedictine Abbey of Chevetogne in Belgium with the latest from their stunning body of recordings, as this unique group continues its mission of uniting the ancient division between western & eastern Christianity through musical service. (repeat of #05-01).
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