Program: #97-14, Air Date: 04/07/97
NOTE: We were joined in this program by Fr. Jerome Weber, early music critic for Fanfare magazine. Many of these recordings were out-of-print when the program was aired.
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The Harmonia Mundi Family: Autumn 2000
Program: #00-43, Air Date: 09/15/00
NOTE: All the recordings on this program are from the
Harmonia Mundi family of distribution.
Christmas in the Lowlands
Program: #03-50, Air Date: 12/15/03
For 150 years composers of the Lowlands defined European music--we'll hear some of the greatest Christmas motets from Dufay to Lassus.
The Swiss Lute School, continued
Program: #03-41, Air Date: 10/13/03
A recent recording from the Schola Cantorum in Basel takes us to a great neglected repertoire: In the 15th century, the most popular lute music was for duos--Crawford Young and Karl-Ernst Schroeder recorded an entire disc of this forgotten music.
Busnois and His Circle
Program: #03-06, Air Date: 02/10/03
A new recording by the Binchois Consort highlights music from the 15th century lowlands--the great Antoine Busnois (who died in Bruges), and two rarely-heard composers associated with the Church of Our Lady in Antwerp, Petrus de Domarto and Jean Pullois.
Three Renaissance Masters
Program: #15-41, Air Date: 10/05/15
The latest in the Palestrina edition with The Sixteen, Lassus from the Cinquecento Ensemble, and a new recording of Ockeghem’s Missa L’homme armé.
Antoine Busnois: Missa O Crux lignum
Program: #05-04, Air Date: 01/17/05
We continue or celebration of the wealth of music from the Lowlands with a new recording from the masterful Orlando Consort. This recording is on the Harmonia Mundi label, and is CD HMU 90733.
A Medieval Christmas
Program: #06-52, Air Date: 12/18/06
Our friends The Orlando Consort have a beautiful project for Christmas 2006--we'll talk with founding member Donald Greig about the evolution of this repertoire from the earliest multi-voice writing, through the medieval carol, and into the great era of Franco-Flemish polyphony.
Alexander Agricola: The Masses
Program: #06-47, Air Date: 11/13/06
The fine Hungarian ensemble A:N:S Chorus conducted by Janos Bali continues their series dedicated to the masses of Agricola with two based on chansons by illustrious Lowland predecessors: Guillaume Dufay's "Le serviteur" and Antoine Busnois' "Je ne demande."