Tag Archives: early music
FEASTS & FANCIES @ CHOCOLATE NOTES: Chocolat à l’Orange
It sounds unmistakeably early Franco-Flemish, but as I am nearer the ignorance end of the musical knowledge gamut, I hesitate to hazard a guess that might land me not only in the wrong country, but the wrong century all together. … Continue reading
Posted in Feasts & Fancies
Tagged early music, guillaume dufay, hot chocolate, huelgas ensemble, katherine gregor, katia gregor, scribe doll, writing
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Voice, Stone, Wood and Air as One
I love Early music. I love its level-headedness, its lack of mood swings. It’s everlasting YES. Part of the reason I listen mostly to Mediaeval, Renaissance and Baroque music throughout the day is because, besides its being soothing and immensely … Continue reading
Posted in Odds & Ends, Uncategorized
Tagged early music, Guillaume de Machaut, katherine gregor, Mediaeval music, musings, norwich cathedral, polyphony, scribe doll, writing
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Review: Scandal, Lyres and Audiotape
Take a lyre. Take a harp. Both string instruments, right? Well, not just string instruments. The lyre and the harp have been heroines of the music stage since the dawn of times. Since Orpheus first charmed his way in and … Continue reading
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Tagged clatre goodall, early music, edinburgh fringe, katherine gregor, music, one woman show, rafe beckley, scribe doll
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