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Harmonia Uncut episodes
- 17th-Century Venice with Musica Fiata and Instrumenta MusicaMusic of Venetian composers from the Early Baroque.7 min
- Biber with the Baroque Band and Musica Antiqua CologneTwo excellent recordings of music by H.I.F. Biber with the Baroque Band (Cedille) and Musica Antiqua Cologne (Archiv).7 min
- Handel's Acis and Galatea: Arrangements by Mozart and MendelssohnPerformances by Les Arts Florissants (Erato), The English Concert (Archiv), and the Goettingen Festival Orchestra (Carus).7 min
- The English Renaissance with Stile Antico and the Brabant EnsembleChoral music from England, including Stile Antico's exploration of composer John Seppard and the Brabant Ensemble's offerings from the Chirk Castle Part-Books.7 min
- The English Renaissance with the Toronto Consort and Les WitchesSongs and instrumental pieces from Elizabethan England.7 min
- Ensemble 415 performs Albinoni and MuffatA new release of Albinoni's "Sinfonie a Cinque" performed by Ensemble 415 (plus music of Georg Muffat).7 min
- Corelli's Op. 5 on the Harmonia Mundi LabelFour recordings of Arcangelo Corelli's famous violin sonatas on the Harmonia Mundi record label.7 min
- Bergen Barokk performs Telemann and BertouchAn introduction to the Norwegian ensemble Bergen Barokk, including two recent releases of Telemann cantatas and a world-premiere recording of music by Bertouch.7 min
- Baroque DuetsA look at a couple classic recordings of music for two tenors ("A Doi Tenori") and two countertenors ("Countertenor Duets by Purcell and Blow").7 min
- Celtic Music and the Viola da GambaA look at two new releases that feature Celtic music performed on the viola da gamba, with Jordi Savall (The Celtic Viol) and Tina Chancey (The Versatile Viol).7 min
About Harmonia Uncut
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Harmonia Uncut is a biweekly podcast featuring highlights from recent and archival concert recordings of early music, curated and presented by Wendy Gillespie.