Lvovsky’s "Lord, Have Mercy" is quite a celebrated work and very evocative of an actual Russian Orthodox Liturgy.
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A member of our audience, Ro Sheffe, requested this…
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I received this email from the conductor of “Veus” in Barcelona…
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A member of our audience, Helen Whitney, wanted to hear something from Fauré’s Requiem…
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Today is the final installment of my five-part listening series…
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I love the middle movement of the Chichester Psalms generally because of the juxtaposition of innocence and violence…
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During the mid-1990s when our Delos recordings were found all across the country…
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Iconoclastic composer and performer Meredith Monk looks to the future…
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One of Palestrina’s best and most joyous motets…
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Pablo Casals was one of the most revered cellists in history…
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William Byrd was the greatest British composer of the late Renaissance, and just maybe the greatest British composer ever…
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As I continue to reflect on my experiences in high school chorus…
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Schubert composed 6 Masses and a good deal of miscellaneous choral music…
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This exquisite piece is virtually unknown and was out of print for decades…
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Composed for a choir of baritones in unison with organ and orchestral accompaniment…
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In March, the Young People’s Chorus of New York City partnered with Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts…
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Today’s piece by the young Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds…
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By now it is clear that much of my motivation for presenting this listening series…
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This piece was practically unknown until it appeared on our very first recording…
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This is my single favorite chorus of Mendelssohn…
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