The sources and mainstreams of European music from the thousand years before the birth of Bach.
Here are all our programs tagged with "CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI".
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Program: #19-22, Air Date: 05/20/19
The longest-serving conductor of this world-famous ensemble looks back on his work, and the service King's College has done for early music.
NOTE: All of the music on this program is features the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge and our guest Stephen Cleobury. For more information: http://www.kings.cam.ac.uk/choir/index.html
Program: #19-18, Air Date: 04/22/19
A Belgian ensemble sings Browne and Ashwell, the new Are Nova release celebrates Taverner and Fayrfax, and an American group gives us Elizabethan sacred and secular.
Program: #18-37, Air Date: 09/03/18
The extraordinary series of recordings of Monteverdi conducted by Harry Christophers continues with the second CD of material from the posthumous 1650 collection that includes the Mass for 4 Voices.
Program: #18-35, Air Date: 08/16/18
A Sacred oratorio by Luigi Rossi, a world premiere of a Plague Mass by Orazio Benevoli, and the earliest use of the violin (with voice!).
Program: #00-24, Air Date: 06/03/00
NOTE: The music on this program is from the 1999
Flanders International Music Festival, from the Early
Music Series in Bruges.
The program, "A Mass in Venice c. 1620" features the
chorus and orchestra of the Capella Ducale, Venice,
directed by Livio Picotti.
For information on the Flanders Festival, for travel to
Flanders, and for cultural events, you may contact the
Belgian Tourist Office at www.visitbelgium.com.
Program: #00-01, Air Date: 01/01/00
NOTE: ALL of the music on this program comes from music festivals in Austria, and are made possible in part by a grant from the Austrian National Tourist Office with additional support from Austrian Airlines. For more information on music festivals,
cultural events, and travel to Austria, you may contact the tourist office in New York at (212) 944-6880, or vists the web site: www.anto.com