"Ecce beatam lucem" (for 40 voices) Alessandro #Striggio c1535-1592
#IFagiolini dir #RobertHollingworth
https://youtu.be/9P3kL-MH5EQ?si=A38k3avLEgJ0NXWu 7:46

from album:
STRIGGIO - MASS IN 40 PARTS

Striggio - 40 part  Missa Ecco si beato giorno
Striggio - 40 part motet  Ecce beatam lucem
Striggio - Madrigals
V.Galilei - Contrapunto di D.M.
Tallis - Spem in alium

winner 2011 #Gramophone #EarlyMusic Award & Diapson d'Or de l'Année

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https://orcd.co/ifagstriggio
Orig microsite:  
www.ifagiolini.com/striggio

Time to fire up some tunes!  🎶

It's mostly just for decoration in the hallway now.

#gramophone

1918 Victrola: Your Instant Dance Party, Anywhere!

💃 Relive the era when music from a cabinet phonograph was the heart of every gathering, promising 'keen wholesome pleasure' for everyone. 🎶

#victrola #victor #hismastersvoice #nipper #1918 #1910s #ww1era #retroad #vintageads #nostalgia #antiqueaudio #phonograph #gramophone #dancing #music #entertainment

ALLSAINTS by Tocco - Milan Fashion Week Afterparty @ Nodo Bar - 26 Feb feat. Gramophone

#SESH #Gramophone

https://sesh.sx/e/1779667

I posted this some time ago, but now that I have a few blind friends who are involved in programming, and especially the musical side of things, I figured I would try again. To summarise. I want to see if it is possible to make pre-electric recordings sound like early electric ones. So one from 1903 might sound like it came from 1930. I doubt we could go any higher than the 1940's, if that, given the constraints of acoustic recording, but it would still be a huge improvement in sound. Perhaps, with the right software, some frequences can be restored. The trouble is that there are only a few such programs and all are inaccessible with screen readers. I explain things more fully at the below link. Normally, this is a subreddit about opera recordings and singers from the 1950's and earlier, so if you have no clue about this but like opera, feel free to join us in general.

Frequency Restoration in Acoustic Recordings

https://www.reddit.com/r/OldOpera/comments/1oqgz2k/frequency_restoration_in_acoustic_recordings/

#accessibility #AcousticRecordings #Android #AudioRestoration #blind #DigitalRecording #FrequencyRestoration #gramophone #IOS #Linux #MacOS #opera #phonographs #records #software #technology #Windows

Top 10 #RenaissanceComposers #Gramophone
"The #16thCentury witnessed four major musical phenomena: the polyphonic school reached its zenith, the tradition of instrumental music was founded, the first opera was produced and music began to be printed for the first time. Here's a beginner's guide to the greatest composers of the #Renaissance period"

https://www.gramophone.co.uk/features/article/top-10-renaissance-composers?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter (Mar 28, 2022)

Image : Guillaume Dufay 1400-1474

Winner of the 2018 #Gramophone Classical Music Award for #EarlyMusic (the first non-European group to win the award), #BlueHeron (dir Scott Metcalfe) www.blueheron.org has released a series of recordings incl "Johannes Ockeghem: Complete Songs."

(c. 1420-1497) one of the most celebrated musicians of the 15thC. CD booklet contains texts/translations & notes by Sean Gallagher

Trailer
https://youtu.be/SDfsCkrmySI?si=Q-gSuuIO7456dETB (5:13)

Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Ockeghem-Complete-Songs-Vol-1/dp/B07XLVNBJC

Bandcamp
https://blueheron.bandcamp.com/album/johannes-ockeghem-complete-songs-vol-1