A Performance-Eye View, Part 3

Program: #96-44👑   Air Date: Oct 28, 1996

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Continuing an occasional series, Ted Libbey of NPR's Performance Today and author of The NPR Guide To Building A Classical CD Collection shares more favored recordings of the greatest works in early music.

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NOTE: This program is part of an occasional series featuring the choices of Ted Libbey of National Public Radio's Performance Today. His book, The NPR Guide to Building a Classical CD Collection may be found in bookstores everywhere, or by writing the Workman Publishing Company, 708 Broadway, New York, NY 10003.

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  1. HILDEGARD von BINGEN: Favus distillans; O Virgo Ecclesia. (Sequentia Ensemble). BMG/RCA/Deutsche Harmonia Mundi CD 05472-77346.
  2. ROLAND de LASSUS: Osculetur me.
    Missa Osculetur me: Kyrie; Gloria.
    Timor et Tremor. (The Tallis Scholars/Peter Phillips).
    Gimell CD 018.
  3. ROLAND de LASSUS: Lamentations of Jeremiah: Maundy Thursday: First Lesson.
    (Ensemble Européen de la Chapelle Royale/Philippe Herreweghe). Harmonia Mundi CD HMC-90.1299.
  4. HEINRICH SCHÜTZ: Historia of the Birth of Jesus Christ, SWV 435: Introduction; The Angel to the Shepherds in the Fields; The Hosts of Angels; Conclusion.
    (Kammerchor Stuttgart/Musica Fiata Köln/Barockorchester Stuttgart/Frieder Bernius). Sony Vivarte CD SK 45943.

This program is part of a special series.

Continued from: ⮜ #96-01no audio👑A Performance-Eye View, Part 2

Previous: ⮜ #96-43no audio👑ARTEK and Drew Minter
Next: ⮞ #96-45no audio👑The Tallis Scholars at Utrecht: Part 1 (1996)

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