Before music became a practice in the homes of connoisseurs and skilled amateurs during the 18th century, it occupied a more exclusive domain. In the Renaissance and Baroque, sounds of beauty, elevation and piety were created at enlightened courts and churches. The ANAM musicians armoured with modern instruments and awareness of all the music created ever since, explore places such as Elizabethan England and papal Rome to bring the music of these amazing centuries to life again.
CABEZÓN Hymn: Ave maris stella
CABEZÓN Siete versos de Magnificat del quarto tono
CABEZÓN Otras diferencias sobre las vacas
CABEZÓN Tiento del primer tono
BYRD Variations on ‘Will Yow Walke the Woods soe Wylde’
BYRD Pavan and Galliard no. 5 in C minor
BYRD A Fancie in D minor
CAVAZZONI Hymn: Ave maris stella
MERULO Toccata settima sopra ottavo tuono
GABRIELI Ricercar arioso no. 4
FRESCOBALDI Toccata chromatica per l’elevatione
FRESCOBALDI Partita sopra l’aria della Romanesca
ROSSI Toccata settima
ANAM Pianists
Peter de Jager (ANAM Associate Faculty) piano/director
Approximate duration: 90 minutes (including a 20-minute interval)
This concert will feature ANAM's harpsichord, generously funded by John and Rosemary Macleod
Image credit: Pia Johnson
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