Program: #05-10🎁 Air Date: Feb 28, 2005
The music on this program highlights one of the ensembles appearing at the Istanbul international Music Festival 2005, the award-winning viol ensemble Phantasm, founded in 1994.
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Preservation of this program is made possible by a generous grant in honor of Johnny Copley, Sr.
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This program is made possible in part by a grant from the American-Turkish Council, the American Friends of Turkey, Raymond James International Holding (independent investment and financial planning advice and investment banking services in the United States and Turkey since 1962), and the Turkish Cultural Foundation, dedicated to promoting Turkish culture and heritage.
From Byrd Song [Simax CD PSC-1191]; guest artists Geraldine McGreevy, soprano and Ian Partridge, tenor.
WILLIAM BYRD (1543-1623):
- La Verginella "The maiden is like the rose").
- Fantasia a 4.
- In fields abroad.
- Fair Britain Isle.
From Locke Consort Music [Global Music Network CD GMNC0109].
MATTHEW LOCKE (1622-1677):
- The Flatt Consort, "For my cousin Kemble": Suite No. 1 in c minor.
From Byrd Song:
- Lullaby ("Be still my blessed babe")
- Te Sacred Muses (Lament on the Death of Thomas Tallis
This program is part of a special series.
Continues in: ⮞ #05-11 🔊🎁Preview of Istanbul Part 2–Il Complesso Barocco
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Composer Info
WILLIAM BYRD (1543-1623), MATTHEW LOCKE (1622-1677)
CD Info
CD PSC-1191, CD GMNC0109
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