Blogs about: Renaissance Music
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William Byrd
Read about the English Renaissance composer William Byrd here at Classical Net. The Carmans Whistle Mass for Three Voices (only part; look for the rest on Youtube)… more →
Art, Architecture and Music in the Middle Ages
Medieval & Renaissance Music: recordings as a starting point
rodbyatt wrote 1 week ago: My starting point is some of my recordings, my Top 20. What becomes obvious is that I haven’t … more →
The Language of Music, Part I - The Church Modes
classicalconnect wrote 1 week ago: The language of classical music has changed multiple times throughout history. Classical music falls … more →
TAG, YOU'RE IT
lonelypond wrote 2 months ago: ReadingThe Iron Flute, a collection of 100 Zen Koans I’m borrowing. Complicated — as a k … more →
October events in the Main Library's theater
acplinfo wrote 2 months ago: Quilt: A Musical Celebration. October 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18. Thursday performances … more →
What I've been listening to lately
Meredith Aska McBride wrote 3 months ago: …in this crazy back-to-school week, no less. 1) Paul Simon, “Me and Julio Down by the Sc … more →
The collected works of Werner Herzog, part 3
Christy Bharath wrote 6 months ago: Wo Die Grünen Ameisen Träumen (Where the Green Ants Dream): Sounds like a Philip Dick novel doesn’t … more →
All Over The Place
acidgalore wrote 6 months ago: Friday I was in the mood for something different. I wanted to be music related, so I was between Mon … more →
William Byrd
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Read about the English Renaissance composer William Byrd here at Classical Net. The Carmans Whistle … more →
Luca Marenzio
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Luca Marenzio of Italy, 1553-1599. Renowned composer and singer, famous for madrigals, his music wa … more →
Tomas Luis de Victoria
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Tomas Luis de Victoria of Spain, 1548-1611. Read about him here. (link includes soundfiles) Pueri … more →
Guillaume DuFay
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: I know there is too much Wikipedia on this blog. I can’t help it. It’s so handy. I … more →
Giovanni Gabrieli
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Giovanni Gabrieli (1553-1612) Read about him at Wikipedia. Jubilate Deo Jam non dicam vos servos … more →
Orlande de Lassus
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Orlando de Lassus (1530-1594) Read about him at Wikipedia. Moduli Quinus Vocibus from Penitential Ps … more →
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1526-1594). Read about him at Wikipedia. Missa Papae Marcelli Agnu … more →
Claudio Monteverdi
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) Read about him at Wikipedia. L’Orfeo, favola in musica Vespro D … more →
Pierre de la Rue
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Pierre de La Rue (1460-1518) Read about him at Wikipedia. Sancto Maria Virgo Mijn herte altijt heeft … more →
Josquin Des Prez
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Wikipedia Josquin Des Prez (1440-1521) Widely recognized by just his first name, Josquin Des Prez wa … more →
Thomas Tallis
dulcimeramy wrote 6 months ago: Thomas Tallis (1510-1585) Thomas Tallis, an English composer, flourished as a church musician, and i … more →
Classical Music Rant: Renaissance/Baroque/Classical > Romantic/Modern -OR- "Why symphonic orchestras kind of suck"
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kicknz wrote 8 months ago: INTRO For this article, I will refer to European classical music by its eras: Renaissance (1400-1550 … more →
