What exceedingly beautiful music this is! A very special piece indeed…

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We start the week off with French joie de vivre: two short movements from Poulenc’s fabulous Gloria.

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We celebrate Independence Day with a famous work by the first great American choral composer, William Billings…

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Today we return to the choral works of Jan Sweelinck…

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Edgar Bainton (1880-1956) was an English composer and teacher…

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How interesting to compare the same text set by two great composers…

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Enric Morera (1865-1942), one of the most important Catalan Nationalist composers…

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There is an old story that Palestrina “saved music” by composing a Mass where the text could be understood clearly…

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Samuel Barber was one of the most successful and popular composers of the 20th century, as was his life partner Gian Carlo Menotti…

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We celebrate this Pride Weekend with music from the LGBTQ+ community…

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Irish by birth, and trained in Germany, Stanford was perhaps the most important church musician in England at the beginning of the 20th century…

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Two wonderful short motets from the late Renaissance in Italy…

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For this Delos CD, Hear My Prayer, we were incredibly privileged to work with one of the great lyric sopranos of our time, Hei-Kyung Hong…

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Let’s start this week off with a bang! This amazing piece was composed for the coronation of Edward VII in 1902…

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This is one of my favorite pieces by any composer…

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A week ago, we played works by Gibbons and Weelkes, contemporaries of Batten…

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In celebration of the day the Emancipation Proclamation was finally put into effect – June 19, 1865 – we again feature the exceptional Moses Hogan…

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These movements are quintessential examples of Palestrina’s serene, flowing, spiritually elevated style…

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