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This week on Harmonia
Handel at Cannons
An exploration of Handel’s works written during his tenure as composer-in-residence at Cannons, the stately home of the Duke of Chandos.
Photo: Wikipedia
A detail from Herman van der Mijn's painting of James Brydges, 1st Duke of Chandos (National Portrait Gallery, London).
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Featured Blog Post
Questions for Nigel North
Lutenist Nigel North answers questions about his connection to the music of John Dowland.
Photo: Bernard Gordillo
Lutenist Nigel North is a champion of John Dowland's music.
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Featured Podcast
Les Délices
A look at the debut recording of Les Délices, an American chamber ensemble directed by Debra Nagy.
Photo: Anonymous
Les Délices (l to r: Lisa Goode Crawford, Debra Nagy, Emily Walhout, and Scott Metcalfe).
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Featured Program
Obsidian Records (UK)
An introduction to Obsidian Records, Britain's new early music label, featuring world-class performances of music from the Renaissance.
Photo: Anonymous
Alamire, a vocal consort directed by David Skinner and heard on many Obsidian label recordings.
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Featured Program
Late Medieval Songs from Cyprus
Ensemble La Morra’s exploration of late-medieval French songs from a Cyprian manuscript, and a new release by Le Jardin Secret entitled Musique pour Mazarin!
Harmonia, a weekly one-hour radio program, brings the music of earlier periods to life for radio audiences, as performers of today cast new light on the music of the distant past. Harmonia is hosted by early music scholar and performer Angela Mariani. Read more »
Recent Programs 
October 26, 2009
Saints and Martyrs
A look at the lives of Christian saints with celebrations from 17th-century France and England... plus a recent release of choral works by Jean Mouton.
Recent Podcasts 
November 03, 2009
Medieval Music with Joglaresa, The Rose Ensemble, and Millenarium
Three new recordings of music from the Middle Ages, including songs of the trouvères, music for Saint Francis of Assisi, and medieval dances.
Harmonia Early Music Blog
October 21, 2009
Early Music Ensembles: What’s in a Name?
A reflection on ensemble names in Early Music and what they represent.
