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Harmonia Early Music
This hour we’re exploring the work of a composer for whom more music survives than any other composer working around 1400 in Europe.
Salamone Rossi was an Italian string player and composer working at the turn of the 17th century, a contemporary of Monteverdi and Caccini.
Imagine being a singer in your late 20’s in the Sistine Chapel choir, with Josquin des Pres as a colleague. That was the fate of Costanzo Festa.
Birds are nature’s original songsters, and it’s a rare musician who has managed to turn a deaf ear to their music.
The 18th century Italian cellist, Antonio Vandini, was like his contemporary, Antonio Vivalidi, also a priest.
"These are the topping tooters of the town, and have gowns, silver chains, and salaries, for playing “Lilliburlero” to my Lord Mayor’s horse through the city."
A new release from Concerto Stella Matutina explores music by Biber and Biber—father and son Heinrich and Carl.
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