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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: #19-10, 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: #18-51, Air Date: 12/10/18
The Ebor Singers return with their first release (after the popular "Music for Troubled Times”) with Christmas Music from the time of the English Civil War.
Program: #18-48, Air Date: 11/19/18
Madrigals and motets around 1600, 17th century English ayres and songs, and the latest from Les Arts Florissants...
Program: #18-39, Air Date: 09/17/18
Three instrumental releases, including Fretwork’s most recent recording (John Jenkins Consort works continued), late William Byrd keyboard works, and Purcell’s Fantazias.
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: #18-16, Air Date: 04/09/18
David Skinner’s “De Profundis” Ensemble, the latest from the Westminster Cathedral Choir, and a look at English motets by the ensemble The Gesualdo Six.
Program: #18-11, Air Date: 03/05/18
Consort anthems by Orlando Gibbons, a world-premiere of music by Christopher Simpson, and sacred vocal consort settings by Thomas Tallis.
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.