Program: #00-48, Air Date: 11/20/00
--Our annual review of new recordings for the season.
The sources and mainstreams of European music from the thousand years before the birth of Bach.
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--Our annual review of new recordings for the season.
Program: #00-18, Air Date: 05/01/00
NOTE: All of the music on this program features performances
by our guest, Frank Albinder. Formerly with Chanticleer,
Mr. Albinder is currently director of the Washington Men's Camerata. For more information, you may reach him at the Camerata web site: www.camerata.com.
Program: #17-24, Air Date: 06/05/17
I Fagiolini (and the English Cornett & Sackbutt Ensemble) mark the ongoing celebrations of the 450th anniversary of the birth of the great Italian with a reconstructed Vespers from the composer’s later years.
Program: #17-21, Air Date: 05/15/17
We are just back from a journey to London where we spent time with Musical Director Graham Ross, who shares his teaching philosophy and the great new recording of music for Corpus Christi, including Josquin’s masterful Missa Pange lingua.
Program: #16-52, Air Date: 12/19/16
New seasonal music from The Sixteen, the Choir of Clare College Cambridge, and the Mellstock Band and Choir.
Program: #16-23, Air Date: 05/30/16
The amazing (and profuse) German label takes us to Italy and the great early Baroque master who brought the Italian style back to Germany.
Program: #01-34, Air Date: 08/20/01
After months of collecting, we'll finally get a chance to sample some of the best new releases in the field.
Program: #16-15, Air Date: 04/04/16
Music from Shakespeare’s time featuring the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, the ensemble Ora, and The Sixteen.
Program: #02-06, Air Date: 02/11/02
Our annual excursion through new releases dedicated to music of love for the month of St. Valentine.
Program: #03-51, Air Date: 12/22/03
Again, all in sound, almost no words--we hear music for the season newly recorded by Anonymous 4, Lionheart, and the Westminster Cathedral choir.