In this series David Morriss looks at the early music from an iconic city, Venice. He discusses composers including Adrian Willaert, Gioseffo Zarlino, the Gabrielis - Andrea and Giovanni, and of course Monteverdi.
David Morriss begins by discussing with host Rick Young one of the most important events in music history, the invention of music printing.
"Por quoy non" by Pierre de la Rue. (Harmonice Musices Odhecaton A, 1501)
Early Music of Venice
In this series David Morriss looks at the early music from an iconic city, Venice. He discusses composers including Adrian Willaert, Gioseffo Zarlino, the Gabrielis - Andrea and Giovanni, and of… Audio
Early Music of Venice
In this series David Morriss looks at the early music from an iconic city, Venice. He discusses composers including Adrian Willaert, Gioseffo Zarlino, the Gabrielis - Andrea and Giovanni, and of… Audio
Early Music of Venice
In this series David Morriss looks at the early music from an iconic city, Venice. He discusses composers including Adrian Willaert, Gioseffo Zarlino, the Gabrielis - Andrea and Giovanni, and of… Audio
Early Music of Venice
In this series David Morriss looks at the early music from an iconic city, Venice. He discusses composers including Adrian Willaert, Gioseffo Zarlino, the Gabrielis - Andrea and Giovanni, and of… Audio
