The singers all exhibit an amazing sense of control; in lesser hands, or lungs, these works would run out of steam halfway through, but the breath, tone, and phrasing are superb.
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This latest release by gambist Phillip Serna of works by Claudia Francesca Rusca shows off the musical powers of multi-tracking to solid success.
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The Marian and Illyria Consorts set sail for the Dalmatian coast, uncovering along the way a wealth of Venetian-inspired works from rarely heard composers on both sides of the Renaissance Adriatic.
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El Mundo’s bold and brilliant performances make a compelling case for music often relegated to the margins of traditional musical histories.
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The renowned Chicago-based Newberry Consort and Colombian newcomers EnsAmble Ad-Hoc alternate between sacred works and a variety of secular genres with a full complement of colonial and Mexican traditional instruments.
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