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Program: #19-38, Air Date: 09/09/19
After a long absence from recording, the Baltimore Consort is back with music from Shakespeare’s plays (and a celebration of their 40th anniversary as a group); we will be joined by two of the founding members to share it all with us.
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: #19-10, Air Date: 02/25/19
The lute book of the Dark Lord, transcriptions of Elizabethan works for gamba and accordion (!), and music for the 12-course lute.
Program: #19-07, Air Date: 02/04/19
Sacred works of Manuel Cardoso, popular music for harp, and the Cappella Mediterranea with music of the Golden Age.
Program: #18-46, Air Date: 11/05/18
The medieval fiddle, lais and cantigas from France and Spain., and 13th and early 14th century music from the great cathedrals.
Program: #18-32, Air Date: 07/30/18
John Dowland in consort, William Byrd and John Bull, and a look at the “Elizabethan Avant Garde."
Program: #18-28, Air Date: 07/02/18
This time, Jordi Savall and Hesperion XXI in a live performance as Volume 11 of their Consort Music series.
Program: #17-42, Air Date: 10/09/17
The London Town Waits, Trio Medieval with a twist, and Handel gets the Christina Pluhar treatment.
Program: #00-43, Air Date: 09/15/00
NOTE: All the recordings on this program are from the
Harmonia Mundi family of distribution.
Program: #00-28, Air Date: 06/28/00
NOTE: The music on this program is from the 1999
Flanders International Music Festival, from
the Antwerp "Laus Polyphoniae" series.
The Concord Ensemble performed a program called
"No Object Dearer": Elegies for Henry, Prince of Wales
(d. 1612).
For information about the Flanders Festival, for travel
to Flanders, and about Flemish culture, you may
contact the Belgian Tourist Board at www.visitbelgium.com.