Classical composer you will explore next month soon

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Carlo Gesualdo

Well beside Philippe Rogier a Fifth generation Franco-Flemish Missa Domine Dominus on ricercar.

I will explore two new name I,m not familiar whit Franco-Flemish of second generation  Johannes Prioris and Johannes Regis. Did not heard about them yet, I'm so exited !!!

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Max Reger--specifically his organ works. I received the huge set on Naxos as a Christmas gift last year. (I bought a couple of these individually before receiving the set). Obviously very heavy and dense works, so I am wondering how to go about this--what order specifically I should listen in.
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vers la flamme

There's a few Renaissance composers I'd like to explore in more depth: Walter Frye, & Guillaume Dufay. I would like to explore the English madrigalists as well after having read some interesting things about that school of music, but I don't know where to start.

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Quote from: deprofundis on March 29, 2020, 06:13:51 PM
Well beside Philippe Rogier a Fifth generation Franco-Flemish Missa Domine Dominus on ricercar.

I will explore two new name I,m not familiar whit Franco-Flemish of second generation  Johannes Prioris and Johannes Regis. Did not heard about them yet, I'm so exited !!!

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Carlo Gesualdo

Quote from: vers la flamme on March 30, 2020, 03:34:16 AM
There's a few Renaissance composers I'd like to explore in more depth: Walter Frye, & Guillaume Dufay. I would like to explore the English madrigalists as well after having read some interesting things about that school of music, but I don't know

where to start

Cool started whit Tallis Scholars English madrigals and tthe album The Triumphs of Oriana

San Antone

I might spend more focused time listening to Charles Ives.

vandermolen

Definitely Castelnuovo-Tedesco and also Shebalin (whose symphonies I already admire greatly).
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