Program: #18-31, Air Date: 07/23/18
New recordings of Ockeghem, music for the Virgin Mary, and the rarely-heard Sebastian de Vivanco.
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Yet Three More from Hyperion
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.
Norwegian Renaissance
Program: #18-08, Air Date: 02/12/18
For their 20th anniversary, this superb Norwegian vocal ensemble (in collaboration with the director of the New Victoria Edition) chose to perform six-voice works by Tomas Luis de Victoria; plus Lamentation settings from the Renaissance.
Secret History
Program: #17-39, Air Date: 09/18/17
John Potter guides us through his latest project on ECM: Josquin and Victoria from a very different perspective.
In Paradisum
Program: #00-19, Air Date: 05/08/00
NOTE: All of the music on this program comes from the new recording on the ECM label, IN ARADISUM. It is CD number ECM-1653 (or Universal Classics no. 289.457.851-2). The performers are the Hilliard Ensemble. You may order this as well as other Millennium of Music recordings on Amazon.com,
by selecting Music: Classical: then typing in "Millennium of Music." This program is dedicated to Eva Printz and John Cardinal O'Connor.
Clare College, Cambridge
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.
A German Christmas
Program: #16-51, Air Date: 12/12/16
Christmas music from the time of Martin Luther, and both the Lutheran and Catholic side of the German Baroque.
Italy Around 1600—Sacred Edition
Program: #16-48, Air Date: 11/21/16
New sacred music recordings by the Marian Consort of works by Gesualdo, New York Polyphony performing Palestrina and Victoria, and some world-premiere recordings of music by Palestrina’s successor in Rome, Giovanni Mario Nanino.
Three from Brilliant Classics
Program: #16-45, Air Date: 10/31/16
Keyboard artistry from the court of Gesualdo, recorder music from Golden Age Spain, and sacred motets of a composer other side famous for his keyboard publications, Claudio Merulo.