Byrd and Tallis - Stile Antico

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  • ardcarp
    Late member
    • Nov 2010
    • 11102

    #16
    this was ascetic, unshowy, fine tuning and voices / ensemble wedded to eschewing vibrato - hence the ensemble became more important than any individual voice.
    Agree with all that.

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    • DracoM
      Host
      • Mar 2007
      • 12986

      #17
      I see on one of their latest CDs, Stile Antico are in association with David Wulstan, and the similarity between Stile's sound spectrum and the famous and much missed Clerkes of Oxenford of latter years is striking. eg the Missa Puer natus Est that I still have on LP sung by the Clerkes.

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      • jean
        Late member
        • Nov 2010
        • 7100

        #18
        Originally posted by ardcarp View Post
        I did have to ask myself WHY the Wigmore Hall?
        One reason was that St. John's Smith Square was hosting the Tallis Scholars singing Vivanco, Lassus, Part, Tallis and Cornysh at precisely the same time!

        Both halls appear to have been full for their respective concerts, so I can't bemoan such a clash too much.

        Still, I cannot quite understand why SJSS seems to have fallen out of favour for this repertoire, for which I've always thought it so well suited.

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        • jean
          Late member
          • Nov 2010
          • 7100

          #19
          They are at the Wigmore again in March:

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