Program: #02-01, Air Date: 01/07/02
Continuing our interview with Denis Raisin-Dadre, director of this fine French ensemble, with their two newest releases.
Read more and hear this show…The sources and mainstreams of European music from the thousand years before the birth of Bach.
Program: #02-01, Air Date: 01/07/02
Continuing our interview with Denis Raisin-Dadre, director of this fine French ensemble, with their two newest releases.
Read more and hear this show…Program: #14-05, Air Date: 01/27/14
Renaissance Italy and Petrarch settings; a remarkable Armenian troubadour; and Renaissance Nuremberg from royal court to the rise of humanism.
Read more and hear this show…Program: #07-18 , Air Date: 04/23/07
The time after Machaut's death was marked by unusual complexities of rhythm, notation, and text called Ars Subtilior--a new disc by the Gothic Voices focuses on the shadowy figure of "Solage," active in French court circles in the 1380s. Not only are some of the pieces recorded of the first time, this disc adds ten works never before attributed to the oeuvre of Solage on stylistic grounds.
Read more and hear this show…Program: #07-17 , Air Date: 04/16/07
Thanks to the work of Anne Walters Robertson, we have an amazing theory--that the motets 1-17 of Machaut form a vast cycle on the aspects of spiritual love as delineated by the popular mystic and Dominican friar, Blessed Henry Suso in his treatise "Wisdom's Watch Upon the Hours"--and with two recent recordings, we can track these astounding works.
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