Renaissance
18 products
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Carissimi: Jonas; Monteverdi & Lasso
$19.99CDBR Klassik
Jan 02, 2026BRK900535 -
Veni Redemptor Gencium
$19.99CDAvie Records
Dec 12, 2025AV2813 -
Passing Fancy – Beauty in a Moment of Chaos
$19.99CDAvie Records
Sep 19, 2025AV2746 -
Lasso, Vicentino, Rore, Lusitano, Marenzio, Luzzaschi: Chrom
$20.99CDWinter & Winter
Sep 05, 2025910293-2 -
Cabanilles: Works for Organ
$24.99SACDMDG
Jul 18, 20259062367-6 -
Play, Music! Songs from Shakespeare's Plays
$19.99CDAvie Records
Jul 18, 2025AV2787 -
Gibbons: Keyboard Works
$16.99CDResonus Classics
Apr 18, 2025RES10355 -
Monteverdi: Genius innovator - inspiring past & present
CD with Book$47.99$43.19Brilliant Classics
Feb 28, 2025BRI9789061096337 -
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Italian Monodies & Organ Works from the 16th & 17th century
$25.99CDQuerstand
Feb 28, 2025VKJK 2310 -
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Time Stands Still - Lute Songs by Dowland & Danyel
Mediterranean Melodies
Carissimi: Jonas; Monteverdi & Lasso
Veni Redemptor Gencium
Passing Fancy – Beauty in a Moment of Chaos
Lasso, Vicentino, Rore, Lusitano, Marenzio, Luzzaschi: Chrom
Cabanilles: Works for Organ
Play, Music! Songs from Shakespeare's Plays
Gibbons: Keyboard Works
Monteverdi: Genius innovator - inspiring past & present
Lassus: Penitential Psalms / Reuss, Cappella Amsterdam
Italian Monodies & Organ Works from the 16th & 17th century
Tartini: "Diavolo" - 6 Violin Sonatas / Chandler, La Serenissima
The latest instalment from baroque ensemble La Serenissima. Often compared to Vivaldi, Giuseppe Tartini was a famous virtuoso violinist and highly respected teacher, and is best known for the sonata “Il Trillo del Diavolo” (The Devi’s Trill) which is legendary for both its story and for its fiendish level of technical wizardry.
Lublin: Tabulatura
Vestiva / Lux Musicae London
Vestiva: not only our red thread throughout the album, referring to one of our favourite madrigal hits Vesti va i colli, but also a metaphorical motto: “dressing up” the music with colours, diminutions, trilli, accenti … (as the hills, the colli, in the original madrigal text are dressed up with flowers) in the balancing act of pure fl exibility and absolute punctuality or momentum – creating spoken “words” with a minimal, reduced instrumentation and without actual sung text. Working in this minimal, fragile and intimate instrumental setting with lute, harp and recorders while trying to reach maximum expression is an absolute challenge and pure joy.
Schubert in English, Vol. 4 / Williams, Pierce, Glynn
Christopher Glynn continues his Schubert in English series by joining baritone Roderick Williams and soprano Rowan Pierce for songs of loneliness and companionship, nature and the seasons, faith and doubt, wandering and homecoming, caution and consolation - all in new English versions by Jeremy Sams.
Coelho: Flores de Musica, Vol. 2 / Ferreira
Flores de Musica pera o instrumento de tecla & harpa is the only known work of Portugese composer Manuel Rodrigues Coelho. Printed in Lisbon in 1620 and boasting more than five hundred pages, Coelho’s Flores de Musica is one of the largest music works printed in the seventeenth century. Celebrating the 400th anniversary of its original publication, a new edition in three volumes has been published with the research being used to inform this major new recording series. Organist André Ferreira is joined by Ars Lusitana, an early music ensemble founded in 2011 by Maria Bayley, dedicated to the research and performance of Portuguese music.
Tallis - Byrd - Gibbons / Friederike Chylek
William Byrd's work stands out above all for the variety of genres and structural principles. This is particularly evident in his unique keyboard music. The influence that Byrd also had on the continental development of piano music remains remarkable. To commemorate the quadricentenary of Byrd's death, this album presents a special collection of the works of Byrd as well as two of his close contemporaries, by his long-time mentor Thomas Tallis (c. 1505-1585) and the younger Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625).
With William Byrd, Friederike Chylek follows up on her last albums Byrd –Keyboard works (OC1724) From Byrd To Byrd (OC1704) and Time stands still (OC1864). Friederike Chylek plays on an organ by Johann Christoph Leu, Klosterkirche Rheinau, 1715 and on a harpsichord by Boccalari, Napoli 1699, restored by Matthias Griewisch, 2019.
