Program: #19-01, Air Date: 12/24/18
Our annual collection of musical thoughts and reflections on the year passed (and the one to come).
Tagged with: The Sixteen
Here are all our programs tagged with "The Sixteen".
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Monteverdi and The Sixteen, continued
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.
Palestrina
Program: #18-05, Air Date: 01/22/18
The latest in the great Palestrina series from The Sixteen, the Sistine Chapel Choir, and selections from Monteverdi’s sacred works.
An English Christmas
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.
The Sixteen and Italian Masters
Program: #16-40, Air Date: 09/26/16
The great English ensemble begins a new series of recordings of music of Monteverdi, and also looks at Italians who came to the royal court of Poland.
Palestrina & the Sixteen, Part 5
Program: #14-34, Air Date: 08/18/14
Harry Christophers and his ensemble is back with their latest dedicated to the Palestrina, including the mass Iam Christus astra ascenderat ("Now Christ is Ascending”).
The Voice of the Turtle Dove
Program: #14-21, Air Date: 05/19/14
The latest from The Sixteen takes the ensemble back to the beautiful English early Renaissance repertoire.
Victoria’s Requiem
Program: #09-09, Air Date: 02/23/09
Harry Christophers' ensemble The Sixteen gives us the great Requiem of Tomas Luis de Victoria, written upon the death of his beloved patron, Empress Maria.
Victoria, Cabezon, Praetorius
Program: #09-11, Air Date: 03/09/09
Additional works from both the concerts by The Sixteen and the Huelgas Ensemble surround harpsichord virtuoso Diego Ares' tribute to the blind composer and performer Antonio Cabezon (c.1510-1566).