Program: #96-12👑 Air Date: Mar 18, 1996
Danish conductor, composer, and early music enthusiast Bo Holten has provided some of the most interesting exploration of Renaissance repertoire—he will join us to talk about his philosophy on early music.
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This week we spotlight the Ars Nova ensemble and their director, Bo Holten. Robert Aubry Davis interviewed Bo Holten this past September in Denmark and includes a portion of that interview along with highlights from many of Ars Nova's compact disc releases.

- Show opens with Josquin Desprez: "Carmen Gallicum Ludovici XI Regis Francorum" performed by Ars Nova led by this week's featured interview guest, Bo Holten from [Kontrapunkt 32110]
- Giaches de Wert: "Adesto dolori meo, O Deus" performed by Ars Nova from [Kontrapunkt 32001]
- Thomas Tallis: "Lamentations of Jeremiah (I)" performed by Ars Nova from the disc "Music of Thomas Tallis" [Kontrapunkt 32003]
- Nicolas Gombert: "Lugebat David Absalon" performed by Ars Nova from the disc "Pierre de la Rue & Nicolas Gombert" [Kontrapunkt 32008]
- Nicolas Gombert: "Ave Maria" performed by Ars Nova from the disc "Nicolas Gombert: Sacred Music" [Kontrapunkt 32038]
- Mogens Pederson: Three Hymns from "Pratum Spirituale" performed by Ars Nova from [Kontrapunkt 32100]
- Josquin Desprez: "Absalon, Fili, Mi" & "Pater Noster" performed by Ars Nova from [Kont`
- Manuel Cardoso: Lamentations performed by Ars Nova from the disc "Portuguese Polyphony" [Naxos 8.553310]
- Monteverdi: Selections from "Vespro Della Beata Vergine" performed by Ars Nova [CG Jensen LC NV01]
- Our closing theme is the pavan "Mille Regretz" by Josquin des Prez performed by the Clemencic Consort from the disc "Danses de la Renaissance" [Harmonia Mundi HMC 90610]
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