Yesterday we featured Palestrina in his jubilant, extroverted mode. Today’s piece…
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This brilliant motet expresses with excitement the coming of the Saviour…
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Today we offer something completely different. This transcendent piece…
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For our very first recording for Delos we were incredibly lucky to collaborate with the great American tenor Vinson Cole…
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These are the two final movements from Duruflé’s great Requiem…
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This piece is technically a Christmas piece, but it sounds beautiful all year long…
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William Byrd was the greatest British composer of the late Renaissance…
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We begin a new week with one of Byrd’s greatest motets…
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Arirang is a very old and famous Korean Folk song…
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Vaughan Williams’s Serenade to Music is one of his most beautiful and beloved works…
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This was the grand finale of our live concert of Spanish Music…
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Maurice Duruflé was more influenced by Gregorian Chant than anything else…
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Pizzetti was a contemporary of Respighi, and, like his colleague…
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This is my single favorite chorus of Mendelssohn…
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Hassler may have been German, but he studied in Venice…
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Gounod’s Ave Maria is, after Schubert’s, the second most famous one…
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Today’s special posting is a recording of the World Premiere of an exceptional work by James Bassi…
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Most people know Pablo Casals as one of history’s greatest cellists…
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This group from South Africa is absolutely terrific…
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Today and tomorrow we celebrate two aspects of choral singing in South Africa…
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