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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Composed for a choir of baritones in unison with organ and orchestral accompaniment…
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This sublime movement from Palestrina’s most famous Mass is a perfect example of Palestrina’s serene, flowing, spiritually elevated style.
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One of the greatest composers of all time…
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The English composer Gustav Holst (1874-1934) wrote his Ave Maria at the age of twenty-six…
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This exquisite piece is virtually unknown and was out of print for decades…
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One of the strongest choral traditions in the world is that of Welsh choruses…
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This anthem was composed for the funeral of Queen Mary II…
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I have loved and performed this inspired work for over 40 years and was blessed to study it with the composer’s daughter…
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These two works are so short I thought I would put them on together…
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This piece was composed for the Inauguration of the Manton Memorial Organ and was the 2011 winner of the Sorel Medallion…
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Today we turn to the grandest of grand British Cathedral anthems…
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Today we have one of the greatest masterpieces of English choral music…
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We return today to the great American professional chorus, The Moses Hogan Singers…
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When we began this daily Voices of Connection series back on March 31, the very first piece offered was Palestrina’s supremely beautiful Sicut cervus…
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As a Francophile, oh, how I wish I could visit France this summer! But, alas, that is simply not to be…
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Let’s have some sheer joy to start off the week!
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