THE QUEEN’S GOODNIGHT

It’s certainly not news that Elizabethan England produced some profoundly enduring music. But here’s yet another entry to the huge anthology of recordings that variously

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MOTHER AND CHILD

There’s some terrific choral music on this disc! Beginning with Jonathan Dove’s (b. 1959) Seek him that maketh the seven stars, listeners are in for

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PIANGETE

Though primarily remembered today for his stunning oratorio Jeptha, the highly influential and prolific 17th century composer Giacomo Carissimi was regarded more in his own

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Guilmant duos/Signum C

The four movements of Alexandre Guilmant’s Symphonie tirée were transcribed by the composer for piano and harmonium from his eight-movement Araine, a “Symphonie-Cantata” for soloists,

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