The disc once again displays New York Polyphony’s impeccable balance, rich blend, seamless phrasing, and constant engagement with words and music.
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Laury’s research exemplifies the cultural cross-fertilization that was so important to Tom Zajac.
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“In a year with many highly-qualified candidates, Anna O’Connell demonstrated that she has the self-directed drive and passion for medieval music that make her the ideal fit for the Barbara Thornton Memorial Scholarship.”
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This album captures the Green Mountain Project’s final performance of Monteverdi’s ‘Vespers of 1610’ from New York’s Church of St. Jean Baptiste in January 2020, after a decade devoted to the work.
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For a glamorous decade, Lorenzo Onofrio Colonna and his wife, Maria, stood at the heart of the Roman social world, as they did in Venice during Carnival as avid patrons of the opera houses there.
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