Byrd’s Justorum animae is perhaps the most profound setting of that text I know…
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What a beautiful piece this is! But it is hardly ever done…
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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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I was not introduced to this piece until 2002 when I heard a performance by the New York Philharmonic…
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I hope these two English favorites will brighten your day!
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This is one of Berlioz’s greatest masterpieces…
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Oh, what a beautiful piece this is! How can something be so simple and discrete and yet evoke so many nuanced feelings?
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Back in November of last year, we presented our 30th Anniversary Virtual Gala…
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This is one of my favorite pieces by any composer…
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One of the greatest masterpieces of the Early Renaissance, this “Refuge of the Poor” motet is a prayer in a time of great distress.
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Vaughan Williams’s Serenade to Music is one of his most beautiful and beloved works.
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Lvovsky’s "Lord, Have Mercy" is quite a celebrated work and very evocative of an actual Russian Orthodox Liturgy.
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During the mid-1990s when our Delos recordings were found all across the country…
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I think this piece is so meaningful on this day…
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One of Palestrina’s best and most joyous motets…
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The final movement begins with an impassioned instrumental meditation…
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Movement II starts with a lyric solo (Psalm 23 – “The Lord is my Shepherd”)…
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Over the next three days we present the entire Chichester Psalms in its three parts…
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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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Schubert composed 6 Masses and a good deal of miscellaneous choral music…
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