Early Music on R3 Live: 6 & 7 June

[doversoul1]

A good week for early music enthusiasts (never mind the definition)

Today (Tuesday 5)
I Fagiolini - Renaissance and Baroque Choral Music

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01jgfhf

Tomorrow (Wednesday 6th)
Phantasm - Dowland, Lawes

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01jgfkp

[Roehre]

A good week for early music enthusiasts (never mind the definition)

Today (Tuesday 5)
I Fagiolini - Renaissance and Baroque Choral Music
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01jgfhf

Striggio's Mass a 40 (and a 60!)

Tomorrow (Wednesday 6th)
Phantasm - Dowland, Lawes
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01jgfkp

[Pegleg]

For some reason the programme for tonight's Live in Concert from Wigmore Hall is not shown on the R3 webpage http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01jgfkp

You can find full details here:

http://www.wigmore-hall.org.uk/whats-on/productions/elizabeth-kenny-lute-theorbo-daniel-hyde-organ-phantasm-viol-consort-30025

[DracoM]

Love I Fagiolini, Love Striggio 40 -part. What an enterprising programme that was too. Even if the audience got in the way once or twice!
BUT in the Striggio, there were one or two somewhat UNFag style-top line voices, I thought, who rather stood out. Or was it just my faulty ear.?

[doversoul1]

Thank you for the programme, Pegleg.
It was an absolute treat. Two hours of Dowland and William Lawes.

It made me smile to hear Catherine Bott saying ‘I’ll shut up in a minute’. Her pleasure of being at this concert was infectious.

DracoM
Yes, I thought I’d heard somewhat an odd sounding voice a couple of times. Otherwise, it was a great concert.