Posts Tagged ‘Tomas Luis de Victoria’
Spektral Quartet’s Unique Take on the Shape of the String Quartet Concert
The Spektral Quartet plays and sounds like most other accomplished string quartets, but the way they structure their programs is quite unlike any other chamber ensemble
Read MoreSan Diego Pro Arte Voices’ Musically Rich Evening of Readings and Carols
Although most of the Christmas music performed during the holiday season was originally intended for church services, in these secular times music lovers tend to hear this repertory in concert settings. A felicitous compromise is the Service of Lessons and Carols, an English invention that simply alternates seasonal music and Biblical readings like a very…
Read MoreSpanish Renaissance Music with Passion and Panache
Less than a year ago I had the opportunity to hear the outstanding male vocal quartet New York Polyphony perform a stimulating, eclectic program at the La Jolla Athenaeum. Friday (October 3) the ensemble returned to La Jolla for a concert of Spanish Renaissance music . . .
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