This is one of Palestrina’s most unusual motets…
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Herbert Howells was one of a long line of 19th and 20th-century English composers…
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The great Spanish Renaissance composer Victoria may be best known for…
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We return today to the great American professional chorus, The Moses Hogan Singers…
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This weekend we celebrate the amazing Spiritual arrangements of Moses Hogan…
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The great final movement of Poulenc’s Gloria begins with a fascinating dialogue…
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Born in Paris in 1857, Cécile Chaminade was a composer and concert pianist…
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This amazing piece was composed for the coronation of Edward VII…
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Today’s exquisite piece is the opening track on our very first CD…
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Monteverdi weaves a never-ending banquet of melodic inventiveness…
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This extraordinary movement is perhaps Duruflé’s most glittering and brilliant piece…
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Manuel Oltra was one of Catalonia’s most distinguished composers and teachers…
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Fauré was a very great composer, and even a simple piece such as this is truly beautiful…
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This is one of Victoria’s most famous and beautiful motets…
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Stravinsky composed a wonderful body of choral music, including this unique Mass…
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This came from our last “pre-COVID” live concert back in January…
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How happy I am to celebrate a dear friend, the great American soprano, Marvis Martin…
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Once attributed to John Redford, this is one of the most often performed anthems…
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One of the greatest masterpieces of the Early Renaissance, this “Refuge of the Poor” motet…
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Martha Sullivan is a well-known person in the New York choral community, both as a composer and professional singer…
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