Haec Dies: Byrd and the Tudor Revival Spoken Word Since first performing Ronald Stevenson’s

Since first performing Ronald Stevenson’s music as a treble in 1985

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presenting the singers with immediacy

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his playing full of the kind of insights that can only come from long acquaintance with the music

Haec Dies: Byrd and the Tudor Revival Spoken Word Since first performing Ronald Stevenson’sSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Delphian regulars the Choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge explore the fascinating relationship between sixteenth and early twentieth century music as understood by the pioneers of the Tudor revival in England. Centred on Byrds Mass for Five Voices revelatory and influential listening for a whole host of later composers this mosaic of reworkings, reimaginings and lovingly crafted homages is brought to life