The Early Music Show Episodes Episode guide
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The Tallis Scholars
Tallis Scholars sing the two winning entries from the 2020 NCEM Young Composers Award.
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Albinoni
Ana Her celebrates the 350th anniversary of the birth of Tomaso Albinoni on 8 June 1671.
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The City of Antwerp
Lucie Skeaping looks at music in Antwerp from the 15th to the 18th centuries.
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Freedom
Lucie Skeaping on the concept of liberty with music by Byrd, Barbara Strozzi and Handel.
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Music for Melancholy
Hannah French chooses music to balance the humours and transform the spirit.
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Divino Sospiro - Portuguese Baroque Music
Seixas, Almeida, Scarlatti and Vivaldi performed by Divino Sospiro in Queluz, Portugal.
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Orlando Furioso
Lucie Skeaping explores operas inspired by Ludovico Ariosto's epic poem Orlando furioso.
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El Gran Teatro del Mundo
Highlights of a concert from Basel featuring music by Fischer, Muffat and Telemann.
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Bach's Easter Oratorio
Hannah French looks into the music and history behind Bach's Easter Oratorio.
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The Anna Amalias
The colourful lives and music of two German princess-composers... both called Anna Amalia!
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Jeffrey Skidmore - A Performer Profile
Hannah French talks to conductor Jeffrey Skidmore about his career in early music.
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On Bach's Farm
Mark Seow explores links between Bach's music and farming - of the soil, heart and soul.
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RIAS Chamber Choir - Like a Phoenix
RIAS Chamber Choir perform Binchois Byrd, Caldara, Gesualdo, Lassus and Victoria.
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Juan Gutierrez de Padilla
Lucie Skeaping explores the works of one of colonial Latin America's greatest composers.
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Flautist Joachim Becerra Thomsen at the Copenhagen Baroque Festival
Joachim Becerra Thomsen in a concert recorded at the 2020 Copenhagen Baroque Festival.
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Lassus and Wine - Part 2
Hannah French and wine historian Ron Merlino explore connections between Lassus and wine.
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Lassus and Wine - Part 1
Hannah French and wine historian Ron Merlino explore connections between Lassus and wine.
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Light in the Darkness: Chiaroscuro
Lucie Skeaping delves into the darkness and light of chiaroscuro in music and art.
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Collegium 1704
Collegium 1704 performs Caldara, Zelenka, Richter and Galuppi at a concert in Czechia.
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Music and Migration
The fascinating story of how migration affected music in the 16th century.
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Vincenzo Galilei
Hannah French and Zak Ozmo explore the life and work of 16thC lutenist Vincenzo Galilei.
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How Pleasing the Pain Is
Hannah French explores musical links between pleasure and pain.
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Latin America鈥檚 turbulent Colonial history told through its music
Music and discussion exploring the turbulent history of 16th-18th century Latin America.
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Il Pomo D鈥橭ro at the 2019 Bremen Festival
Highlights of a concert given by Swiss ensemble Il Pomo D鈥橭ro at the 2019 Bremen Festival.
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Gesualdo in Rome
Gesualdo madrigals performed in Rome by Les Arts Florissants.
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Telemann in Poland
Polish folk tunes and their influence on the music of Georg Philipp Telemann.
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Caffarelli
Lucie Skeaping on the life and performances of 18th-century castrato Caffarelli.
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Nuremberg International Organ Festival 2020
Highlights from this summer's International Organ Festival 2020 in Nuremberg.
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John Dunstaple
Hannah French profiles the life and music of C15th English composer John Dunstaple.
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A Delightful Thing: Music and Readings from a Melancholy Man
Iestyn Davies and Elizabeth Kenny perform John Dowland at the York Early Music Festival.