BRUSSELS 5557

Scholars poking around in old manuscripts are always finding interesting things to share with eager performers and listeners. Often these gems are fragments and snippets

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LEGENDA AUREA

You could write a whole treatise–quite a few actually–on the music featured on this fine disc from the early music ensemble La Reverdie. But, if

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PRIEST ON THE RUN

Piers Adams is the Andrew Manze of the recorder. And not only that–he’s the Paganini too, a consummate artistic interpreter and unabashed virtuoso showoff all

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THE CHRISTMAS STORY

This new disc from the famed Waverly Consort contains a thoughtfully organized and beautifully presented program that at once reminds us of the early origins

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CANTIGAS DE AMIGO

The disc’s subtitle is “13th-century Galician-Portuguese Songs & Dances of Love, Longing, & Devotion”. My subtitle is, “this is one of the finest discs of

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