Garage Polyphony

After our concert in Oxford last night, we returned to the car park to find it had a rather nice acoustic. So we sang this piece by Loyset Compère, a regretz chanson from our Summer Tour programme: https://t.co/32M8fxP3uE#G6summertour #carparkpolyphony

— The Gesualdo Six (@TheGesualdoSix) July 13, 2021

Allegri, Misere mei, Deus

A light in the darkness Miserere mei, Deus - Allegri - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short https://t.co/GKHfXtwi97

— Phillip Blond (@Phillip_Blond) April 3, 2021

Apollo5: "Only You"

Apollo5: Only You - Yazoo https://t.co/4q4kuYQq59 via @YouTube

— David Hughes (@dchughes62) December 19, 2020

And some polyphony...

Apollo5: Gaude Virgo Mater Christi - Josquin des Prez https://t.co/sFF2mv6qqV @YouTubeより

— 宇田川吾郎 (@56udagawa) December 19, 2020

The Sixteen, Eton Choirbook Collection

This Christmas we are delighted to have teamed up with DIAMM to bring you their deluxe half-size facsimile version of the extraordinary Eton Choirbook along with The Sixteen’s especially re-packaged Eton Choirbook Collection of 5 CDs. What a gift! 🎁 👉🏾 https://t.co/VKuCSl1zL6 pic.twitter.com/x5yvxZMYg1

— The Sixteen (@TheSixteen) November 26, 2020

The Gesualdo Six Podcast

NEW PODCAST EPISODE 🎙

A window into #LondonSoundGallery

– Concert previews
– The emotions of a return to live music making from cast and crew
– Interview with one of the stars of the series, @matildalloydtpt. 🎺https://t.co/4TEjQXl5sO#theG6podcast

— The Gesualdo Six (@TheGesualdoSix) October 24, 2020

Miserere mei, Deus (Byrd) The Gesualdo Six at Ely Cathedral

VOCES8

Apollo5

Voces8 to Be in SF

Square Notes, Season 2

Ensemble Sequentia - Allegri's Miserere

Something Decent at Stanfurd

The Choral Tradition of Salisbury: A Concert with Commentary Featuring the Salisbury Cathedral Choir

Funny how 666 appears in the url.

Something from Stile Antico

The Opposite of Inculturation

But rather the Hispanicization of the natives... How many Ibero-Americans care about this tradition now?

Bridges of San Luis Rey: Early sacred music from Latin America
February 06, 2016
The sacred music of Latin America in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries has only recently been discovered by recording labels. The results are always striking and frequently marvelous.
R.J. Stove

Early Music Singers Tonight

Early Music Singers: Spanish Motets and Songs
December 2, 2015 -
7:30pm to 9:00pm
Memorial Church

William Mahrt directs the Early Music Singers’ program of a cappella works from Encina, Morales, Guerrero, Victoria, and others.

Tallis Scholars

Earliest Piece of Polyphonic Music Discovered

This odd little organum predates the The Winchester Troper by perhaps a century. Who wrote the music, and which monastic...

Posted by San Francisco Early Music Society - SFEMS on Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Tota pulchra es/Salve

Post by Alamire.

Blue Heron and the Peterhouse Partbooks

Harmonia Early Music - mp3

Peter Phillips on BBC Early Music Show

The Tallis Scholars at 40 - 4 Days Left to Listen