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Harmonia Early Music
Tired of jingle bells yet? This week on Harmonia, join us for something a little different.
Once upon a time, in 14th century France, there was a nobleman who was able to bring people from opposite sides of, oh, say, a papal schism, together for a meal and some entertainment. His name was Gaston.
This week our travels take us to Elizabethan England via the music of Robert Parsons, William Byrd’s immediate predecessor at the Chapel Royal.
Music has played an important role for centuries in the celebration of the Feast of All Saints.
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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