Podcast appearances and mentions of The Tallis Scholars

PALESTRINA: Misa “Nasce la gioia mia” a 6 vv (24.17). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Missa Prima (18.41). Conjunto Música Antigua Madrigal. Dir.: L. Davydova.Escuchar audio

PALESTRINA: Misa “Sicut lilium inter spinas” a 5 vv (29.15). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Missa in duplicibus (selec.) (Kyrie-Christe-Kyrie, Gloria) (12.12). Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. Dir.: D. Vellard.Escuchar audio

PALESTRINA: Missa “Benedicta Es” (39.12). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Jubilate Deo omnis terra (4.11). Taverner Consort. Dir.: A. Parrott.Escuchar audio

PALESTRINA: Missa Brevis (21.17). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Ricercar primi toni (4.21). Ricercar secondo tono (4.33). J. Rondeau (clv.). Quanti mercenari (7.14). B. Dickey (corneta), L. Tamminga (órg.). Quae es ista (3.12). Cantores in ecclesia. Dir.: M. Howard.Escuchar audio

PALESTRINA: Misa “Nigra sum” (35.20). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Ad te levavi oculos meos (4.59). Cappella Musicale Pontificia Sistina. Dir.: M. Palombella.Escuchar audio

Nous retraçons la naissance de la polyphonie, un développement de la musique vocale survenu à partir du Moyen-Âge qui aura un impact majeur sur la suite de l'histoire de la musique dans son ensemble.

Oudemuziekkenner Kees Koudstaal presenteert vandaag de nieuwe albums van The Tallis Scholars, Bor Zuljan & Mónica Pustilnik, La Petite Écurie en een strijkensemble olv. cellist Jacopo Ristori. 1. Robert Fayrfax (1464-1521) – Motet ‘Eterne laidis Lilium' Uitvoerenden: The Tallis Scholars o.l.v. Peter Phillips (cd: ‘Maria plena virtute', Gimell nr. CDGIM 045, 2024) 2. Bartolomeo Tromboncino* […]

A joint mix for Radio AlHara in Palestine, airing on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 11am eastern / 6pm Palestine time, the tracks were jointly selected by T. Gowdy and Stefan Christoff, below is the track listing, artist name and then track name. 01. The Hilliard ensemble, Responsorium 1 02. The Tallis Scholars, Amplius lava me 03. Sistine Chapel Choir, Allegri miserere, Palestrina 04. The Hilliard ensemble, Se la mia vita 05. Rebecca Stewart Capella Pretensis, Missa Sancti Iacobi II Kyrie 06. Sam Shalabi and Stefan Christoff, Flying Street 07. Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou, Presentiment 08. Don Cherry, Utopia & Visions 09. Secret Pyramid, Valerian 10. Lori Goldston & Stefan Christoff, Pacific Beyond Borders 11. Andy Aquarius, U Lisi 12. Logic Moon & Henrik Meierkord, Sternenjubel (excerpt)

The Tallis Scholars' acclaimed series of recordings of the Masses of Josquin Desprez is one of the great milestones to the catalogue. Featuring what may be the last Mass the composer wrote, the Missa Mater Patris, along with a Mass not by Josquin but once thought to have been by him, the penultimate volume certainly raises some fascinating questions! To discuss them, The Tallis Scholars' founder and director Peter Phillips joined Editor Martin Cullingford for this Gramophone podcast - which features excerpts from the album, available on Gimell, which was named an Editor's Choice in the November 2019 issue of the magazine. We revisit that podcast 'From the Archive'.

Wenn die Tallis Scholars singen, stehen die fünf Frauen und fünf Männer meist im Halbkreis nebeneinander, die Noten in beiden Händen haltend, erwartungsvoll blicken Sie auf ihren Leiter und Gründer Peter Phillips, der in der Mitte vor ihnen steht und dirigiert. Seit 50 Jahren begeistern Sie die Menschen mit Ihren Interpretationen Alter A-cappella-Musik. Die englische Zeitschrift Grammophone hat 2023 sogar eine Extra-Ausgabe zu ihrem 50. Geburtstag gemacht. Ilona Hanning mit einem Porträt dieser englischen Gesangsgruppe.

December, 13, 2023 A conversation with Tallis Scholars Baritone-Bass Tim Scott Whiteley. We talk about his musical upbringing, the Tallis Scholars sound and its evolution over the years, his group Cinquecento, touring with the Tallis Scholars, and the state of professional ensemble in the UK. Tim Scott Whiteley https://www.facebook.com/timscottwhiteley Tallis Scholars https://www.thetallisscholars.co.uk/ Cinquecento https://www.ensemblecinquecento.com Support THISCHOIRNERD podcast on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/thischoirnerd

The Tallis Scholars mark their 50th anniversary this year so today, founder Peter Phillips and two of the group's singers meet with Hannah French to choose some highlights from the last five decades of recording and giving concerts at home and abroad.

Richard Kearney, new novel Salvage & West Cork Literary Festival - Pipeworks Festival, The Tallis Scholars at Christ Church Cathedral - The Wicker Man at 50 from Siobhán Kane.

They have been called 'The Rock Stars of Renaissance Polyphony" by the New York Times, and the Tallis Scholars, with their founder Peter Phillips, come to Detroit on Saturday night for a concert at St. Anne Church in Detroit. Dave Wagner had the opportunity to talk with Peter Phillips about their 50th anniversary tour and their stop here in Detroit.

What happens when a piece by Monteverdi finds its way to its original concert hall?In the third episode of season 3 of the Early Music Podcast, Tim Carter introduces us to Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643), an Italian composer and contemporary of Girolamo Frescobaldi, who is considered one of the creators of opera and, with Orfeo, the author of the first masterpiece of the genre. From Florence to Venice, passing through Mantua, this third episode evokes the privileged link between architecture and music and evokes the scenic dimension of the works of Monteverdi and his contemporaries.To go further >CREDITSguest Tim Carter, musicologistinterview & editing Andrew Burnproduction REMAcredits music Platée, Act 1, Orage - Jean-Philippe Rameauperformed by Les Talens Lyriques, dir. Christophe RoussetCamera Lucida 2014All rights reserved - Courtesy of Les Talens Lyriquesdesign Doretta Rinaldioriginal drawings Vincent Flückigercover score Folio, Alto part of the Magnificat from the vespers for Marian feast days, 1610, (Museo internazionale e biblioteca della musica, Bologna, M-3478)musicCruda morte, hai! Pur potresti & Poi che gl'eterni imperi - Jacopo Periperformed by Les Arts Baroques, Mireille PodeurEuridice, Maguelone Music, 2017Toccata, No. 1, Sinfonia (Act 2), No. 10, Sinfonia (Act 3), No. 1 Ritornello (Act 5), No. 6 Sinfonia, (Act 5), No. 9, Ritornello (Act 5) & No. 11 & Moresca (Act 5) - Claudio Monteverdiperformed by Cappella Mediterranea, Chœur de Chambre de Namur, Leonardo García AlarcónL'Orfeo SV 318, Alpha Classics 2021Spem in alium - Thomas Tallisperformed by The Tallis Scholars, Peter Phillips, Spem in alium, Gimell 1985Psalmus 126. Nisi Dominus a dieci voci Vespro della Beata Vergine SV 206 - Claudio Monteverdiperformed by The Tallis Scholars, Peter PhillipsVespro della Beata Vergine, Gimell 1985Combattimento Di Tancredi E Clorinda - Claudio Monteverdi & Marco Marazzoliperformed by Le Poème Harmonique, Vincent DumestreCombattimenti!, Alpha Classics 2010

MOUTON: Missa “Dictes moy toutes voz pensées” (36.12). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Ave Maria, Gratia plena… Virgo serena (5.58). Odhecaton. Dir.: P. da Col. Escuchar audio

One of the world's leading Early Music ensembles, The Tallis Scholars will make their Oklahoma debut tonight, Thursday the 1st, at a 7pm concert in downtown Tulsa.

MOUTON: Missa "Dictes moy toutes voz pensées" (36.12). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Ave Maria, Gratia plena… Virgo serena (5.58). Odhecaton. Dir.: P. da Col.Escuchar audio

Jess Gillam is joined by composer and multi-instrumentalist Cosmo Sheldrake for a listening party. Music includes Gil Evans and Miles Davis's take on Concierto de Aranjuez, and Thomas Tallis's Spem in Alium. Playlist: Rodrigo arr. Gil Evans - Concierto de Aranjuez [Miles Davis] JS Bach arr. Siloti - Prelude (BWV.855a), transc. for piano in B minor (orig. in E minor, '48' no.10) [Vikingur Olafsson] Mariah - Shinzo No Tobira Sibelius - Symphony No. 5 in E flat major, Op. 82 - III Allegro molto [Sakari Oramo, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra] Britten - Friday afternoons Op.7 for children's voices and piano: Cuckoo! [Choir of Downside School, Purley, Viola Tunnard] Bremer/McCoy - Drommer Tallis - Spem in alium for 40 voices [Tallis Scholars, Peter Phillips] Courtney Pine - Haiti

In this second episode of Wise Music, hosts Dave Holley and Gill Graham speak to Wise Music composer Nico Muhly, beaming in from Paris. Freshly cooked and piping hot gourmet dishes on the conversational menu today include a run-through Nico's "fantastic" studio in New York and his trusty mobile rig (includes globally-scattered MIDI keyboard collection!), diligent daily writing discipline ("I'm scared that if I didn't write every day I'd forget how to do it!"), the all-important routine at home in NYC, coping with lockdown and the works that it scuppered, composing for Pachinko, what it's like to live across the street from one of Central London's most notorious nightclubs, and an overview of the best things to eat in the French capital.Excerpts of Nico's work included in this podcast:10:20 - Seaside, from Howards End OST20:24 - Train, from Pachinko - Season 1 OST24:27 - Shrink II. Sixths 30:30 - The Wedding, from Pachinko - Season 1 OST35:34 - Hansu Sees Sunja, from Pachinko - Season 1 OST37:04 - In A Mist, from Howards End OSTNico Muhly, born in 1981, is an American composer who writes orchestral music, works for the stage, chamber music and sacred music. He's received commissions from The Metropolitan Opera: Two Boys (2011), and Marnie (2018); Carnegie Hall, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, The Australian Chamber Orchestra, the Tallis Scholars, and King's College, Cambridge, among others. He is a collaborative partner at the San Francisco Symphony and has been featured at the Barbican and the Philharmonie de Paris as composer, performer, and curator. An avid collaborator, he has worked with choreographers Benjamin Millepied at the Paris Opéra Ballet, Bobbi Jene Smith at the Juilliard School, Justin Peck and Kyle Abraham at New York City Ballet; artists Sufjan Stevens, The National, Teitur, Anohni, James Blake and Paul Simon. His work for film includes scores for for The Reader (2008) and Kill Your Darlings (2013), and the BBC adaptation of Howards End (2017). Recordings of his works have been released by Decca and Nonesuch, and he is part of the artist-run record label Bedroom Community, which released his first two albums, Speaks Volumes (2006) and Mothertongue (2008).https://nicomuhly.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

El rito de Salisbury es nuestro protagonista hoy, mostrando sus peculiaridades propias de la antigua Britania. Todo ello en la versión de The Tallis Scholars. Escuchar audio

As the clocks go back, theoretical physicist Fay Dowker, philosopher Nikk Effingham and science fiction writer Una McCormack join Matthew Sweet get to grips with the weirdness of time travel. Fay Dowker is Professor of Theoretical Physics at Imperial College London. Una McCormack's latest book is The Autobiography of Mr Spock. Nikk Effingham is Reader of Philosophy at the University of Birmingham and author of Time Travel: Possibility and Improbability Producer: Torquil MacLeod Radio 3 is broadcasting a series of programmes Capturing Twilight including a Free Thinking episode and an edition of Words and Music. On Sunday October 31st you can hear Music for the Hours - a day punctuated by moments of musical reflection. This is inspired by the daily rituals of the Liturgy of the Hours, also known as the Divine Office, which formed the basis of the earliest Christian services particularly in the monastic tradition. The music centres on medieval chant and the Renaissance vocal polyphony that arose from this tradition, with complementary choral works from contemporary composers, recorded specially for Radio 3 by the Tallis Scholars, directed by Peter Phillips. You can find details of the broadcasts on the BBC Radio 3 website.

On 4th July 1623, Elizabethan composer William Byrd died.    Find out about William Byrd, his association with Thomas Tallis, and his works, in this latest edition of #TudorHistoryShorts from historian Claire Ridgway.   You can see this podcasr as a video here: https://youtu.be/ROskKXH1wFA   Here is a YouTube video of performances of his works: William Byrd (1540/1543?-1623), Mass for Five Voices (complete). The Tallis Scholars - https://youtu.be/4ZSB0WTyIrg

JOSQUIN: Missa ad fugam a 4 voces (31.30). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Nymphes des bois/Requiem aeternam (Lamento por la muerte de Ockeghem) (5.12). Graindelavoix. Dir.: B. Schmelzer. Scaramella va alla guerra (2.07). El grillo (1.42). Guillaume se va chaufer (1.01). Fortuna desperata (1.11). J. Bowman (contraten.), P. Elliott (ten.), M. Hill (ten.), R. Covey-Crump (ten.), M. Bevan (bar.), G. Shaw (bar.), The Early Music Consort of London. Dir.: D. Munrow. Escuchar audio

JOSQUIN: Missa de Beata Virgine a 4 y 5 voces (37.03). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Ave Maria, gratia plena… Virgo serena (4.01). Alamire. Dir.: D. Skinner. Cela sans plus (1.55). Fortuna d´un gran tempo (1.29). A. Lawrence-King (arp.). Escuchar audio

JOSQUIN: Missa “L´homme armé” super voces musicales (37.24). Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. De tous beins plaine (1.59). A. Lawrence-King (arp.). Escuchar audio

Šiemet sueina 500 metų nuo Renesanso genijaus, populiariausio savo laikmečio kompozitoriaus Josquino des Prez, vadinto tiesiog Josquinu mirties. Gigantiško jo kūrybinio palikimo centre – 18 stambių mišių, neakompanuojamų kūrinių dideliems chorams. Jas visas yra atlikęs ir įrašęs britų senosios muzikos ansamblis „Tallis Scholars“, įkurtas pono Peterio Phillipso. Domanto Razausko pasakojimas ir šie įrašai „Kitame laike“ pristato šią svarbią muzikos istorijoje asmenybę. Antroje laidos dalyje – leidybinės naujienos, tarp kurių naujas Anglijos džiazo grupės „Sons of Kemet“ albumas, leidyklos „Impulse! Records“ jubiliejus, o taip pat audiofilinis Richardo Strausso įrašas.Ved. Domantas Razauskas

In the heady brew that brings you the Tallis Scholars and Billie Piper, DE encourages you to take a moment to reflect   Josquin: Missa Hercules Dux Ferrarie – 5b. Agnus Dei 2 – The Tallis Scholars Over & Over – Fleetwood Mac Numbers And Codes - Buskr   Lucky Man – The Verve Nothing Last Forever – Echo & The Bunnymen Still Glides The Stream – Paul Weller Blue Jeans – Blur   Furry Sings The Blues – Joni Mitchell Me and A Gun – Tori Amos Mississippi Godamn – Nina Simone The Melting Of The Sun – St Vincent   Honey To The  Bee – Billie Piper Lonely Symphony – Frances Rufelle Protection – Massive Attack   Wigwam – Bob Dylan Sign On The Window – Bob Dylan She Belongs To Me – Bob Dylan   Summer Sun – Matt Berry Africa Must Be Free by 1983 – Hugh Mundell Lo & Behold – Odetta   He’s Misstra Know-It-All – Stevie Wonder I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Wil Be Forever) - Stevie Wonder Power Flower - Stevie Wonder   My Baby Wants A Baby – St Vincent Willow – Taylor Swift The Only Living Boy In New York – Simon & Garfunkel

Thomas Tallis oli inglise renessansihelilooja, kelle järgi on nime saanud kuulus briti vokaalansambel The Tallis Scholars. Duubelalbumil on valik Thomas Tallise loomingust, salvestised aastaist 1985-1998.

How do you say something new when everything's been said. On this months edition of the Andrew Special, we dive into "waves of saturation" and how humans tend to create something new when it seems as though there's nothing left to say. https://andrewmaxfield.orgwww.soundofageschoir.comAudio Credit: 30 second clip of Spem in Alium by Thomas Tallis (Performed by The Tallis Scholars)

PRAETORIUS: Wachet auf, ruft uns die stimme nº 21 (4.03). Es ist ein ros’ entsprungen a 4 voces (3.03). The Tallis Scholars. Dir.: P. Phillips. Danzas (selec. de Terpsichore musarum aoniarum quinta) (14.53). The Parley of Instruments. Dir.: D. Hill. SWEELINCK: Mon Dieu me paist sous sa puissance haute (Salmo 23 a 4-6 voces) (7.50). Estans assis aux rives aquatiques (Salmo 137 a 5 voces) (2.28). Mon coeur est dispos, o mon Dieu (Salmo 108 a 6 voces) (2.05). Beati pauperes spiritu a 5 voces (4.34). Coro de Cámara de Holanda. Dir.: P. Herreweghe. Escuchar audio

Kate Molleson talks to the pianist Anne Queffelec about one of her life’s passions, Satie, the clarity she observes in French music, and how writing is helping her during lockdown. The musicologist Jillian C. Rogers, author of a new book ‘Resonant Recoveries: French Music and Trauma Between the World Wars’, describes how sound played a role in healing throughout the interwar period, and draws parallels with today's world during the Covid-19 pandemic. As the Endellion Quartet announces its retirement, we speak to violinist Andrew Watkinson and cellist David Waterman about the joy of playing card games during concert intervals, arguments over concert attire, and more than four decades of life together inside the ensemble. And following the recent announcements of plans to ease lockdown restrictions, we ask musicians on the ground to share their expectations and fears for performance as well as what the roadmap might mean for musical activity. We hear from the Afrobeat band leader and educator, Dele Sosimi; solo horn with the City of Hull Band, Wendy Orr; and soprano with the Tallis Scholars, Amy Haworth.

durée : 01:57:48 - Relax ! du lundi 08 février 2021 - par : Lionel Esparza - Au sommaire du dernier Diapason, un dossier sur l'influence tardive de Bach sur la musique de Mozart, un hommage au violoniste Ivry Gitlis, et l'œuvre du mois : les Sonates du Rosaire de Biber. Et à 16h, on écoute un volume de l'intégrale des Messes de Josquin des Prés par les Tallis Scholars... - réalisé par : Antoine Courtin

durée : 00:10:44 - Disques de légende du lundi 08 février 2021 - En 2011, l'ensemble vocal The Tallis Scholars et leur chef Peter Phillips enregistrent les messes "De Beata Virgine" et "Ave Maris Stella" de Josquin des Prés, pour le label Gimell. Il s'agit du cinquième volume d'une intégrale au long cours des Messes du compositeur franco-flamand...

Escucharemos hoy piezas del Oficio de Epifanía, junto con tropos navideños y la misa de la noche de Navidad en versión del rito de Salisbury y los Tallis Scholars interpretando monodia. Y completaremos el programa escuchando a la Schola Hungarica con piezas navideñas del repertorio ambrosiano. Escuchar audio

Laulab ansambel The Tallis Scholars, kunstiline juht on Peter Phillips.

Laulab ansambel The Tallis Scholars, kunstiline juht on Peter Phillips.

A conversation with one of the most influential mentors in my musical life. Very few (maybe nobody?) has done more than Peter Phillips, through his work with the world-famous Tallis Scholars, to bring Renaissance polyphony to the classical mainstage. This conversation will be oriented around his book, "What We Really Do: The Tallis Scholars." Topics include: Inspiration for starting The Tallis Scholars, the sound, interpretation, tempo, authenticity, recording, ideal singers, Renaissance polyphony on the main stage, and a short Question and Answer session. Recorded on May 25, 2020 *** Support THISCHOIRNERD on patreon for access to exclusive interviews and musical tech content! https://www.patreon.com/thischoirnerd You can also support them by playing their Tallis Scholars playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5YhD7hlMxrBCHK0pWfOlmu

3 July 2020 | St. Irenaeus of Lyons | Roseburg, Ore. A short update this week on life in the Church during our continued “Coronatide,” as I return from my retreat in California to my parish in Oregon. Also, some reflections from St. Irenaeus, bishop, martyr and doctor, on his traditional feast day. What does it mean for us that we are made to see God, and that “the glory of God is man fully alive?” Opening music: Kyrie from Missa “Assumpta est Maria,” composed by Giovanni Pierliugi da Palestrina, performed by The Tallis Scholars, dir. Peter Phillips, 2016. All rights reserved. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-your-embrace/message

12 June 2020 | Friday in the First Week after Pentecost | Menlo Park, Calif. After a month on “summer break,” we’re back with some thoughts from my 30-day retreat (which is two weeks underway here at St. Patrick’s Seminary), thoughts on “Pericles, Prince of Tyre” and the intertwined roles of fate, fortune and free will in Greek drama, and my take on friendship with Christ as the central truth of our Christian life! I’m planning to resume weekly episodes going forward this summer. Also, check out my Instagram page @matthewknightarena for live-streamed Sung Vespers tonight, tomorrow and Sunday at 5:30 pm Pacific! Opening music: “O Lord, Give Thy Holy Spirit,” composed by Thomas Tallis, sung by The Tallis Scholars, dir. Peter Phillips, 2004. All rights reserved. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-your-embrace/message

Director of the Tallis Scholars, Peter Phillips talks about his approach to text in music. Subscribe to ThisChoirNerd on Patreon to hear the full conversation:) https://www.patreon.com/thischoirnerd The conversation is oriented around his book, "What We Really Do: The Tallis Scholars," available for purchase for $35 (normally $60) here: https://py.pl/9RcoXpcXFpe Proceeds will go directly to supporting The Tallis Scholars, who are suffering financially from the COVID pandemic. You can also support them by playing their Tallis Scholars playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5YhD7hlMxrBCHK0pWfOlmu Topics include: Inspiration for starting The Tallis Scholars, the sound, interpretation, finding the right speed, authenticity, recording, ideal singers, Renaissance polyphony on the main stage, and a short Question and Answer session.

In our final contemplation for this season of Lent, we continue with our theme and prayer of "Take me as I am. Summon out what I shall be." This week we ask God to take us as people with stony parts of our lives. What will God summon us to be? How will God transform the stony parts of us?This contemplation includes the following recorded music: Hildegard of Bingen's "Kyrie Eleison / Pater Nostram", "Take me as I am" by Stiftsgården Rättvik, "Sancte Deus, Sancte Fortis" by The Tallis Scholars.

Our fourth Lent contemplation on our prayer and theme: "Take me as I am, summon out what I shall be." This week we reflect on the ways that we are in darkness, and where we seek light.This contemplation includes the following recorded music: Hildegard of Bingen's "Kyrie Eleison / Pater Nostram", "Take me as I am" by Stiftsgården Rättvik, "Sancte Deus, Sancte Fortis" by The Tallis Scholars.

The Tallis Scholars's acclaimed series of recordings of the Masses of Josquin reaches Volume 8. Featuring what may be the last Mass the composer wrote, along with a Mass not by Josquin but once thought to have been by him, this penultimate volume certainly raises some fascinating questions! To discuss them, the Tallis Scholars's founder and director Peter Phillips joins Gramophone's Editor Martin Cullingford on this week's podcast - which features excerpts from the album, available now on Gimell.

Segment 1: Hear from a man who has founded and conducted the Tallis Scholars.....since 1973...over 2000 concerts, over 60 recordings! Hear how he founded the group and why! He will describe his training and what led him to the founding of this world-famous group.Byrd Mass for 5 voices: Gloria https://app.box.com/s/e8cizhu2zc3kdop3lcz6Segment 2: TALLIS SCHOLARS since 1973. And why Tallis Scholars? Why not the Byrd Scholars? Tomkins Scholars? Was there an original intent to study and perform only the works of Tallis? Hear from founder Peter Phillips. Hear the first reaction from American audiences on their first American tour.Pärt - Magnificat https://app.box.com/s/uuz8swe28f2chjb9pw7i1fuqn8l28a34Segment 3: What is next for the Tallis Scholars? What is next for Peter Phillips? Find out on MUSIC FROM THE TOWERPärt - Nunc dimittis https://app.box.com/s/xwdo6kywd87vt8se4s2iz6rowih521v3Segment 4: Hear more about the singers of Tallis Scholars. Their selection process and maybe even a little singer horror story!! Palestrina - Sicut Lilium https://app.box.com/s/ctq7sov23qkq7u0xmxbgfn5489vp1xrk

Richard and Eric take a look at an article about the late Robert Shaw composed in 2006 by Peter Phillips (conductor of the Tallis Scholars) entitled "The Cult of the Conductor".  Phillips briefly analyzes the methodology of Shaw as well as the choral outcomes that arise from such (perceived) methods.  Though they discuss the article in full, the guys primarily focus on Phillips's title and premise.  Is there such a thing that can be seen as a "cult of the conductor," and what could that possibly look like?  A lot of wonderful choral insights here, woven around two preeminent, contemporary choral conductors.Phillips, P. "The Cult of the Conductor." Sacred Music. Fall 2006, Volume 133, No. 3, pp. 6-9.The Ensign Symphony and Chorus performs "And Then Shall Your Light Break Forth" from Mendelssohn's Elijah (October 2018); conductors Steve Danielson and Chase Chang.

La musica sacra da Thomas Tallis ad Arvo Part

Aad van Nieuwkerk verkent iedere zaterdag en zondag tussen 23.00 en 24.00 uur de grenzen van de klassieke muziek. Met nieuwe releases, concerttips, reportages, actuele ontwikkelingen in de muziekwereld, een vaste plek voor jong talent, en natuurlijk: adembenemende muziek! Gemaakt in nauwe samenwerking met het televisieprogramma Vrije Geluiden. Met muziek van Antoine Mariotte, Josquin des Prez door de Tallis Scholars, Música Temprana olv Adrián Rodríguez Van der Spoel, Leonard Bernstein uit de West Side Story, Arthur Honegger, en het Mats Eilertsen Trio + Trio Mediaeval.

25 November 2018 | Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe | Palo Alto, Calif. Hunger is something you can’t help but experience: not just occasionally, but over and over again, like an alert on your phone you can snooze, but never dismiss. No matter how good your Thanksgiving dinner, you’ll be hungry again the next morning (if not rummaging for a turkey and stuffing sandwich at midnight!) But does this relentless demand of our bodies for food reflect anything about the needs of our spirit? That’s right: it’s time to talk about our hungry hearts. (Opening music not provided by Bruce Springsteen.) Opening music: “Ave verum corpus,” composed by William Byrd, performed by the Tallis Scholars, 1993. All rights reserved. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-your-embrace/message

The Original Gravity Podcast explores modern music, modern beer, and the people behind these arts. In this episode, co-hosts Keith Kirchoff and Greg Carlson preview their top 5 beer and music events for December 2017.   December 1 - Slumbrew American Fresh Brewhouse Opening 490 Foley St, Assembly Square, Somerville MA Time TBA   December 1 - Rest/Noise performance of Michael Gordon’s Timber Music Mansion - 88 Meeting St, Providence RI 8 pm   December 2 - Worcester Earn-A-Bike Annual Fundraiser 3 Cross Brewery, 4 Knowlton Ave, Worcester MA 5 pm - 10 pm Suggested donation $10-15   December 2 - EQ Ensemble New School of Music, 25 Lowell St, Cambridge MA 7:30 pm $15 General Admission, $10 Students   December 8 - The Tallis Scholars (2017) St. Paul Church, 29 Mt Auburn St, Cambridge MA 8 pm $45 full price, $22.50+fee at ticketforce.bostix.org   December 9 - Boston Beer Run Heartbreak Hill Running Company, 294 Mass Ave, Cambridge MA Lamplighter Brewing, Aeronaut Brewing, Slumbrew, Cambridge Brewing Company 11 am Free to join, pay for beer and food as consumed   December 9 - Times Two The Record Company, 960 Mass Ave, Boston MA 8 pm $15 suggested donation   December 10 - Notch’s 2nd Annual German Christmas Market Notch Brewery & Tap Room, 283 Derby St, Salem MA 12 pm - 4 pm   December 11 - Poutine Party! Winter Hill Brewing Company, 328 Broadway, Somerville MA 5 pm - 10 pm   December 22 - Caroling on the Boston Common! ...The Boston Common 7 pm

01/13/2017 World-class Countertenor Patrick Craig has traveled the world performing Renaissance polyphony with the Tallis Scholars, singing over 1000 concerts! We talk about his strange journey to singing countertenor, giving pitches, touring with the Tallis Scholars, and our mutual concerns with the CD industry. Follow his all-women's group Aurora Nova Choir http://www.auroranovachoir.com/ Other groups Patrick sings with: http://www.cardinallsmusick.com/ http://www.earlymusicacademy.com/ http://www.lacock.org/ http://www.runbysingers.org/ http://www.ncem.co.uk/?idno=229 http://www.tvemf.org/

Englisches Alte Musik Vokal Ensemble

Hannah French presents a profile of the hugely influential Flemish composer Cipriano de Rore, marking the 500th anniversary of his birth this year. The programme includes recordings by Bruce Dickey, The Huelgas Ensemble, The Tallis Scholars, the Brabant Ensembleand Cinquecento Renaissance Vokal.

After getting a degree in English and Film Studies at the University of Kent at Canterbury followed by post-grad work in Film Theory and despite serious attempts to work in the film industry, Donald ended up in the early music scene in London. He claims he was in the right place at the right time and joined Tallis Scholars in 1985 and by 1988 when he was a founding member of The Orlando Consort. The Orlando Consort rapidly achieved a reputation as one of Europe s most expert and consistently challenging groups performing repertoire from the years 1050 to 1550. The unique imagination and originality of their programming together with their superb vocal skills has marked the Consort out as the outstanding leaders of their field. More recently, Donald has been able to combine his work with the ensemble by creating a vocal score to accompany the film called Voices Appeared, to accompany Carl Dreyer's film, The Passion of Joan of Arc. The Orlando Consort has performed live with the Voices Appeared and The Passion of Joan of Arc for early music and film fans worldwide.

No-one knows for sure the birth-date of Tudor composer John Sheppard, but it is thought to have been around 500 years ago in 1515-16. Lucie Skeaping is joined by singer and musicologist Sally Dunkley to explore the life and work of one of England's finest composers, with performances by The Sixteen, The Tallis Scholars, Stile Antico, the Gabrieli Consort, The Clerkes of Oxenford and the Choir of Westminster Abbey. John Sheppard: Libera nos I The Sixteen Harry Christophers (director) John Sheppard: Verbum caro (excerpt) The Clerkes of Oxenford David Wulstan (director) John Sheppard: The Lord's Prayer Stile Antico John Sheppard: Magnificat (from Second Service) The Choir of Westminster Abbey James O'Donnell (director) John Sheppard: Agnus Dei (from Missa Cantate) Gabrieli Consort Paul McCreesh (director) John Sheppard: Libera nos II The Sixteen Harry Christophers (director) John Sheppard: Media vita The Tallis Scholars Peter Phillips (director).

Lucie Skeaping marks the 450th anniversary of the Portuguese Renaissance composer, Duarte Lobo. She is joined by scholar and performer Professor Owen Rees of Queen's College, Oxford, who has edited, performed and recorded music by Duarte Lobo. Duarte Lobo was among the foremost Portuguese composers of the early 17th century. He spent most of his life in Lisbon where he became a renowned teacher. He became maestro de capilla at the Hospital Real, Lisbon, and from about 1591 until at least 1639 and was maestro de capilla at Lisbon Cathedral. He was also director of the Seminário de S Bartolomeu, Lisbon. Most Lisbon repertory was destroyed during the great earthquake of 1755, but Duarte Lobo's work survived because four collections of his works were issued by Plantin, one of the prestigious music publishing houses in Antwerp. One of the collections, Liber missarum, made its way to the Bodleian Library in Oxford in 1659, and so works by Duarte Lobo were performed by English enthusiasts of "ancient" music during the 18th and 19th centuries in London. Today's programme will feature recordings by the Choir of Queen's College Oxford directed by Owen Rees, The Sixteen directed by Harry Christophers, and The Tallis Scholars directed by Peter Philips.

Hear the troubled history of Arvo Pärt's radiant choral work 'Magnificat', which will be performed by the Tallis Scholars at the Queen's Hall on Monday 10 August.

Peter Phillips and the Tallis Scholars have specialised in the performance of Renaissance polyphony for over thirty years. They have built a reputation for bringing some of the greatest European church music of the 16th and 17th centuries onto the concert platform. So what has prompted such an enthusiasm? Lucie Skeaping explores with Peter and the group some of the qualities and the ethos of Renaissance polyphony. She learns how working with this music has encouraged the group to find a distinctive sound and performing methodology. The programme includes extracts from some of the Tallis Scholars' many recordings. First broadcast 03/10/2009.

Sean talks to conductor Peter Phillips, discussing his acclaimed choir The Tallis Scholars as they prepare for a Christmas concert.

Tallis Scholars' director Peter Phillips talks about the ideal sound he tries to achieve with the group, and their programme for the 2014 Edinburgh International Festival. Part of Festival SoundBites, by www.sinfinimusic.com. Find out more information and book tickets at www.eif.co.uk/tallisscholars

Samira Ahmed talks to author DBC Pierre, reviews the film Welcome to New York starring Gerard Depardieu, and discusses the world premiere of John Tavener's Requiem Fragments.

Here's a sampling from an array of early music recordings – new and old, from performers like the Tallis Scholars, Boston Camerata, The Sixteen, and more.

1 - Sunrise in Cappadocia (Murat Coskun). Murat Coskun, percussao/ percussion. Michel Godard, tuba. 2 - Spem In Alium (Thomas Tallis). The Tallis Scholars. Peter Philips, regente/conductor. 3 - Canto de rouxinol usado na obra para órgão de Messiaen/ Birdsong used in Messiaen's Organ Music - Nightingale 4 - Good For Goodie - Symphonique No.6 (Moondog). Britten Sinfonia. Fancy my sets? So please click LIKE and also FOLLOW. You can subscribe with iTunes. :: Gostou? Então clique em LIKE e também em FOLLOW. Ou se inscreva pelo iTunes para receber atualizações. www.facebook.com/heloisafischer helofischer@gmail.com

Lucie Skeaping's guest is Peter Phillips, director of the Renaissance choral group the Tallis Scholars, which maintains its world wide popularity 40 years after it was founded. Over the years, many of their 60 or so CD recordings have reached iconic status and Peter will be choosing some of the highlights as he talks about the group's history, the important part it played in the early music revival during the 70s and 80s, and how they are now broadening their horizons by commissioning and performing works by contemporary composers. This programme will also launch the 2014 National Centre for Early Music's Composers' Competition in partnership with The Tallis Scholars and BBC Radio 3.

The singer Donald Greig has established a long career performing with groups such as the Tallis Scholars and the Orlando Consort, of which he is a founder member. Last year he wrote his first novel - Time Will Tell - which recently came out in paperback. It tells parallel stories set in the 1990s world of modern early music performance, and in the 16th century world of Franco-Flemish composers and musicians including Josquin and Ockeghem. Donald Greig talks to Catherine Bott about his novel and selects music featured in the story.

Peter Phillips and the Tallis Scholars bring us music by Jean Mouton, a composer who was compared in his own day to Josquin des Pres.

Peter Phillips joins Harmonia to talk about the Tallis Scholars’ recording “Lamentations of Jeremiah,” Gary Cooper leads the New Chamber Opera Ensemble in music from the Gresham Autograph, and L’Arpeggiata is featured in the release “Via Crucis.”

First, let me give my best wishes for 2010 to all of you!! What better way to start the new year than with a brand new mix ánd a brand new design (thanks Ingmar from Planet KL!)? The design change is symbolic, in a way: after publishing a lot of mixes in 2009, all of wich were created for radio broadcast, it is now time to take a further step and start publishing new mixes. "Miserere" is the first of these brand new mixes to be published. "Miserere" has taken its name from the concluding piece: Gregoria Allegri's Miserere, as performed by the Tallis Scholars. While working on this mix, I soon felt that this piece had to be the conclusion, and that it should not be combined with other pieces of music or environmental sounds.--- originally published on Ambientblog --- MISERERE PLAYLIST 0:00 Robert Hampson - Ahead Only the Stars- Vectors, 2009 Touch TO:710:10 Meredith Monk - Liquid Air- Mercy, 2002 Ecm 18291:14 Don Peyote - The Guardian- Eternal Now, 2009 Don Peyote Recordings DPY1CD0043:02 Martin O'Donnell, Michael Salvatori - The Rookie- Halo 3 ODST Soundtrack, 2009 Something Else6:47 Kreng - Slaapliedje- L'Autopsie Phénomenale de Dieu, 2009 Miasmah MIALP0107:16 The Caretaker - I Saw Your Face in a Dream- We'll all go riding on a Rainbow, 200x v/VM Test records VVMTCD157:29 Thomas Köner - 31 46 N 35 12 E Hour Ten- La Barca, 2009 Fario cd099:43 Nigel Samways - City of Gas Streetlamps- Veilleur de Nuit, 2009 Experimedia EXP05110:09 Rafael Anton Irrisarri - Still- Musique Pour Statues Menhirs, 2009 Arbouse recording arbou2612:58 Michel Banabila - Tape (Mix 2)- Changing Structures, 2009 soundcloud13:22 Jóhann Jóhannsson - The Flat- And in the endless Pause there came the sound of Bees, 2009 Type Type64LP16:02 Jónsi & Alex - Sleeping Giant- Riceboy Sleeps, 2009 Parlophone 509999630022017:00 Michel Banabila - Zeer Duister (voor Peter van Cooten)- Not on album, 2007 unreleased17:29 Kreng - Mythobarbital- L'Autopsie Phénomenale de Dieu, 2009 Miasmah MIALP01019:06 Benjamin Dauer - Murmur- Ceci N'Est pas une Pipe, 2009 Public Space Labs PS01021:20 Taylor Deupree - 6 A.M.- Favourite Places 1, 2007 Audiobulb 2007 AB01622:33 Robert Hampson - Ahead- Only the Stars - Vectors, 2009 Touch TO:7124:04 Franz Hautzinger - Deep T.- Gomberg II, 2007 Loewenhertz 01825:25 Franz Hautzinger - Fahne- Gomberg II, 2007 Loewenhertz 01826:20 Murcof - Isaías IV- La Sangre Illuminada, 2009 Intolerancia Records28:11 Exuviae - Wane and Flicker- Intrinsic Luminance, 2009 Endless Ascent ea00730:15 Jónsi & Alex - Boy 1904- Riceboy Sleeps, 2009 Parlophone 509999630022033:22 Sleep Research Facility - Dark Side of the Lune- Au Clair de La Lune, 2009 Infrequency 00534:05 Else Marie Pade - Illustrations - The Palace of the Sea King- Water-colours of the Sea, 2009 Dacapo Records 8.22654434:44 Netherworld - Jostedaal- Zaum, 2009 Psychonavigation Records PSY02937:02 Else Marie Pade - Illustrations - The Palace of the Sea King- Water-colours of the Sea, 2009 Dacapo Records 8.22654437:41 Ronald van der Meijs - Under the Dream- Private collection, 2009 unreleased39:05 Lawrence English - Quiet Planigale- Favourite Places 2, 2009 Audiobulb AB02643:27 Clint Mansell - We're Not Programs, Gerty, We're People- Moon OST, 2009 Black Records CMCD00144:15 Elegi - Fandens Bre- Varde, 2009 Miasmah MIACD00945:18 Hildur Gudnadottir - Unveiled- Without Sinking, 2009 Touch TO:7045:31 Hildur Gudnadottir - Elevation- Without Sinking, 2009 Touch TO:7047:35 Last Days - Thoughts of Alice- The Safety of the North, 2009 n5MD MD16650:12 Wixel - Jotunheimen- Norway, 2009 (august) 2009.bandcamp.com51:08 Scanner - Leoni- Consegnaci, Bambina, I Tuoi Occhi, 2009 Horus Music51:37 Robert Henke - Indigo_Transform- Indigo_Transform, 2009 Imbalance Computer Music ICM 0852:46 Mathew Adkins - Sea Soundscape- [60] Project, 2008 Impreintes digitales IMED089855:00 Roland Etzin - On the Bus- Recorded in the Field by…, 2006 Gruenrekorder Gruen03355:13 Elian - It was over, just like that- And Then, One Day, It was over, just like that, 2008 Trans>Parent Radiation Trans01255:20 Murcof - Eugenio- La sangre Iluminada, 2009 Intolerancia Records56:30 The Caretaker - Past Life Regression- Persistent Repetition of Phrases, 2008 History Always Favours the Winners HAFTWDL00357:07 The Gentleman Losers - Oblivion's Tide- Dustland, 2009 City Centre Offices TowerblockCD04357:50 Aaron Ximm (The Quiet American) - Starboard- Maritime Suite, 200x self-released58:00 The Tallis Scholars - Gregorio Allegri - Miserere (3 fragments)- Allegri: Miserere, 2005 Gimsell Records GIMSE401

First, let me give my best wishes for 2010 to all of you!! What better way to start the new year than with a brand new mix ánd a brand new design (thanks Ingmar from Planet KL!)? The design change is symbolic, in a way: after publishing a lot of mixes in 2009, all of wich were created for radio broadcast, it is now time to take a further step and start publishing new mixes."Miserere" is the first of these brand new mixes to be published.  "Miserere" has taken its name from the concluding piece: Gregoria Allegri's Miserere, as performed by the Tallis Scholars. --- originally published on Ambientblog ---