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Concert Memories, Motet of the DayJuly 29, 2020

For the Love of Byrd and Singing

Charting a Course Through 16th Century Europe
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Motet of the DayJuly 22, 2020

Charting a Course Through 16th Century Europe

How voice lessons helped me survive lockdown — and a broken wrist
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Musicology, Vocal PedagogyJuly 16, 2020

How voice lessons helped me survive lockdown — and a broken wrist

Thomas Tallis – Loquebantur variis linguis a7
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Thomas Tallis – Loquebantur variis linguis a7

Welcome to the Polyhymnia Blog
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IntroductionJune 30, 2020

Welcome to the Polyhymnia Blog

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