| 2006-2007 Season |
| The Church of Saint Ignatius of Antioch West End Avenue & 86th St. New York All concerts 8 P.M. Pre-concert presentations 7:15 P.M. |
| Reservations and information 917-838-4636 info@polyhymnia-nyc.org |
| Tickets $25, $15 (Students, Seniors, & EMA) |
A Garden Enclos'd
Nicholas Gombert (c.1490-1556)
Missa Quam pulchra es et quam decora
Regina Caeli a12
Magnificat III
Motets from the Song of Songs
June 2, 2007 New York, NY
June 16, 2007 Boston, MA
September 29, Pawtucket RI
Nicholas Gombert (c.1490-1556)
Missa Quam pulchra es et quam decora
Regina Caeli a12
Magnificat III
Motets from the Song of Songs
June 2, 2007 New York, NY
June 16, 2007 Boston, MA
September 29, Pawtucket RI
Nicolas Gombert's suave, inventive polyphonies unite
sensuous musical expression with the frankly sensual texts of
the biblical Song of Songs in music, which honors the Blessed
Virgin via the celebration of earthly passion.
sensuous musical expression with the frankly sensual texts of
the biblical Song of Songs in music, which honors the Blessed
Virgin via the celebration of earthly passion.
Of Highest Heaven
A Musical Tapestry of Angelic Appearances
Motets by Isaac, Manchicourt, Taverner,
Weelkes, Crecquillon, & others
March 10, 2007
A Musical Tapestry of Angelic Appearances
Motets by Isaac, Manchicourt, Taverner,
Weelkes, Crecquillon, & others
March 10, 2007
Thrones, Powers, Principalities, Cherubim and Seraphim:
from Jacob's ladder to Saint Michael and the Dragon, join us
as we tell the stories of angelic messengers and warriors as
set to music by the greatest composers of the Renaissance.
from Jacob's ladder to Saint Michael and the Dragon, join us
as we tell the stories of angelic messengers and warriors as
set to music by the greatest composers of the Renaissance.
Stat Felix Domus Austriae
Happy Stands the House of Austria
Ceremonial Music for Maximilian II
and his family
Jacob Vaet (c.1524-1567)
November 18, 2006
Happy Stands the House of Austria
Ceremonial Music for Maximilian II
and his family
Jacob Vaet (c.1524-1567)
November 18, 2006
Heroic texts set to Jacob Vaet's glorious ceremonial music
filled the Viennese Hofkapelle of Emperor Maximilian II.
Unrivalled as a composer of eloquent tributes and heartfelt
memorials, we invite you to join Polyhymnia as we
reintroduce this regrettably forgotten composer.
filled the Viennese Hofkapelle of Emperor Maximilian II.
Unrivalled as a composer of eloquent tributes and heartfelt
memorials, we invite you to join Polyhymnia as we
reintroduce this regrettably forgotten composer.
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