Programs tagged with: Tomás Luis de VICTORIA

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Music from Spain

Program: #20-26, Air Date: 06/15/20

Josquin’s Spanish legacy, a new release of the music of Diego Ortiz, and the Sablonara songbook.

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🔊 Christmas 1992

Program: #93-51, Air Date: 12/20/93

Founded in 1977 by Robert Eisenstein, Christopher Kendall, and Scott Reiss, the Folger Consort is ensemble-in-residence at the Folger Shakespeare Library. With over thirty performances each season, including appearances on major series in cities across the country, the Consort has created one of the most successful early music series in the country. The ensemble's performances are broadcast locally on WETA-FM, and nationally over National Public Radio and American Public Radio. A new title has just been added to the Consort's discography: "When Birds Do Sing" features a program of English music of the 17th century with Rogers Covey-Crump.

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A Spanish Nativity

Program: #19-49, Air Date: 11/25/19

Our guests Stile Antico turn to the sensuous musical world of Renaissance Spain with a superbly rich and luminous mass by Alonso Lobo, based on a motet by Guerrero and intended for performance at Toledo Cathedral. Interspersed between its movements are an exuberant ‘ensalada’ by Mateo Flecha, inviting us to be present at the nativity through the use of traditional dance rhythms, beautiful Christmas miniatures by Tomás Luis de Victoria, and classic villancicos – Spain’s answer to the traditional carol.

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Desires: A Song of Songs collection

Program: #19-20, Air Date: 05/06/19

Note: For this month and next, we share interviews from our recent journey to England celebrating some of the great conductors and ensemble.

Suzi Digby joins us with the latest from her Ora Singers, featuring “the sensuous and highly-charged texts of the Song of Songs."

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