Cantus

The first complete recording of the rarely performed Naples version from 1651 of Claudio Monteverdi's L'incoronazione di Poppea convinces with great joy of playing and shows the well-known story about love, seduction and power in a new light.

Included in the program Ercole Pasquini: "Toccata in C major Vittoria Areotti: "The Sun Rises at Dawn," "I Kiss You to Gain Life," "Oh, How Many Times My Heart Has Wasted" Ercole Pasquini: Toccata in G minor Vittoria Areotti: "I love you, O man of my life" "I will always love you" Ercole Pasquini: Toccata in D minor Vittoria Areotti: "Why does my heart weep?

Included in the program Ercole Pasquini: "Toccata in C major Vittoria Areotti: "The Sun Rises at Dawn," "I Kiss You to Gain Life," "Oh, How Many Times My Heart Has Wasted" Ercole Pasquini: Toccata in G minor Vittoria Areotti: "I love you, O man of my life" "I will always love you" Ercole Pasquini: Toccata in D minor Vittoria Areotti: "Why does my heart weep?

Cantus first conceived of this conceptual concert in 2016, intending to reflect the tension in our modern society between technological connectedness and human longing for genuine in-person interaction. We’ve never been able to communicate as quickly or efficiently across distance through the internet and social media.

Cantus first conceived of this conceptual concert in 2016, intending to reflect the tension in our modern society between technological connectedness and human longing for genuine in-person interaction. We’ve never been able to communicate as quickly or efficiently across distance through the internet and social media.

Now in its 25 th Anniversary season, the “engaging” (New Yorker) men’s vocal ensemble Cantus is widely known for its trademark warmth and blend, innovative programming and riveting performances of music ranging from the Renaissance to the 21st century.

Sacred music for girls' or women's choir and organ can be found almost exclusively in France in the late Romantic and early modern period.

The vocal ensemble Cantus Thuringia, dedicates itself in different occupations to the repertoire of the 16th to the 18th century: from the quartet to the chamber choir, the professional singers are able to create an adequate ensemble sound according to the music.

The Yggdrasil is the world tree in Norse mythology, and our Yggdrasil musical project started as the idea of reaching out to composers from near and far, as if travelling along the branches of the tree, and it embraced the concept of gathering around the tree as a common theme.

The Yggdrasil is the world tree in Norse mythology, and our Yggdrasil musical project started as the idea of reaching out to composers from near and far, as if travelling along the branches of the tree, and it embraced the concept of gathering around the tree as a common theme.