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(US) Harmonia Mundi New Release: "Stile Antico -- Passion and Resurrection" (Nov 2012)

Contributed by Admin on Nov 23, 2012

(From a recent Harmonia Mundi news release)

The award-winning choral ensemble Stile Antico presents Passion and Resurrection, an album featuring texts inspired by the dramatic events of Holy Week and Easter set to music by some of the greatest Renaissance composers from England and the Continent. Included is a setting of the poem "Woefully arrayed" composed especially for Stile Antico by John McCabe. This is the work's first recording.”


(CA) The Holidays at Tafelmusik (Dec 2012)

Contributed by Admin on Nov 22, 2012

(From a recent Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and Chamber Choir news release)

A wonderful concert schedule await you at Tafelmusik in the month of December. You may want to make note of these:

  • FRENCH BAROQUE CHRISTMAS at Trinity-St. Paul's Centre (5-9 Dec 2012)
  • HANDEL MESSIAH at Koerner Hall (19-22 Dec 2012)
  • SING-ALONG MESSIAH at Massey Hall (23 Dec 2012)
        

(SE) eClassical Weekly Special

Contributed by Admin on Nov 18, 2012

(From a recent eClassical newsletter)

“This week we (eClassical) would like to present a number of releases from the small Japanese company: Arte dell'arco, led by Hidemi Suzuki, the famous Baroque Cellist, brother of Masaaki Suzuki, Leader of the Bach Collegium Japan. They are also 24-bits for the price of mp3, and as a pair, we offer BIS-CD-807 with Concerti by CPE Bach, played by Hidemi and the BCJ, for a 30% discount. …”
   


(US) Unquiet Thoughts: "Saturday quotes 2.26 Dowland’s training Part 5"

Contributed by Admin on Nov 18, 2012

(From a recent Unquiet Thoughts newsletter)

“Today’s post continues our speculative probe into John Dowland’s background, examining the conditions and events that may have contributed to form the composer’s persona and, by extension, his unique and intricate musical style. …
    


(US) Salon Sanctuary Concert: "Psalm Settings for the Sun King - Sacred Works For the Chapelle Royale de Versailles" (2 Dec 2012)

Contributed by Admin on Nov 18, 2012

Location:  L'Eglise Française de Saint Esprit, 109 East 60th St., New York, NY 10022, USA

“A program of French settings of Old Testament texts composed for the Royal Chapel of Versailles, including recently discovered motets by André Campra and selected Versets of François Couperin. Also on the program are instrumental works of Marais and Couperin.

Repertoire once performed by relatives of the composers for the Sun King himself will be heard in the intimate sanctuary of the Huguenot Church.”

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