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Kassianí

[…] in Constantinople (now Istanbul), the capital of the Byzantine Empire, Kassianí was beautiful, educated, and wrote both secular poetry and sacred hymns. She remains a popular figure among Greek Orthodox, known primarily today for her colorful backstory and a single famous hymn sung in Holy Week. Modern research has revealed however that the historical […]

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Sasha Cooke

[…] radiance and elegant directness” by Opera News. Sasha has sung at the Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera, Seattle Opera, Opéra National de Bordeaux, and Gran Teatre del Liceu, among others, and with over 80 symphony orchestras worldwide, frequently in the works of Mahler, under conductors including Gustavo Dudamel, Bernard Haitink, James Levine, Riccardo Muti, Yannick […]

Maximilian Steinberg: Passion Week

Steinberg: Passion Week

2015 Gramophone Record of the Year! #1 Amazon Classical Release Top 10 Billboard Debut Steinberg’s PASSION WEEK is the last major sacred work composed in Russia after the 1917 Revolution. Alexander Lingas leads Cappella Romana’s intrepid singers in Steinberg’s profoundly moving work that extends the musical language of Rachmaninoff ’s All-Night Vigil (“Vespers”). Chants […]

Live in Greece: From Constantinople to California

Live in Greece: From Constantinople to California

[…] by Athenian composer Michael Adamis. CD features deluxe packaging with full-color 24-page booklet with photography from the ensemble’s tour to Greece, including its festival performance at the Cave of the Apocalypse on the Island of Patmos. Full notes and texts in both English and Greek. Recorded during Cappella Romana’s 2011 tour to Greece, where […]

Frank La Rocca

Frank La Rocca

[…] Chorus of San Francisco, ASCAP Foundation, USC Thornton Chamber Singers, Vanguard Voices, London Festival of Contemporary Church Music, Cois Cladaigh, the Madrigirls of Glasgow, and many others. Among the distinguished ensembles performing his work are The Santa Fe Desert Chorale, Benedict XVI Choir, London Oratory Schola, Lumen Valo, California Symphony, and Alexander String Quartet. […]

Richard Sparks conductor

Richard Sparks

[…] Bach Festival, which used period instruments and soloists such as the Dutch baritone Max van Egmont. From 1990–94 he was conductor of the Seattle Symphony Chorale and, among other things, prepared them for nine recordings on the Delos label (now mostly on Naxos), including the GRAMMY®-nominated recording of Howard Hanson’s Lament for Beowulf. And […]

Robert Kyr

Robert Kyr

[…] Singers, Cappella Nova (Scotland), Revalia (Estonia), Putni (Latvia), Moscow State Chamber Choir (Russia), Ensemble Project Ars Nova, Back Bay Chorale (Boston), and San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra among others. Several compact discs of Kyr’s music are currently available on New Albion Records: Unseen Rain (NA 075), a disc of vocal music commissioned and recorded […]

Ivan Moody

Ivan Moody

[…] triumphant Canadian première (recorded and broadcast by CBC) in October 1999. The Armenian ‘cellist Levon Mouradian gave its Portuguese première with the Lisbon Sinfonietta in November 2002. Among the series of vocal works written subsequently, of particular importance are two works for the German ensemble Singer Pur: Le Renard et le Buste, first performed in the […]

Ivan Moody

Ivan Moody

[…] triumphant Canadian première (recorded and broadcast by CBC) in October 1999. The Armenian ‘cellist Levon Mouradian gave its Portuguese première with the Lisbon Sinfonietta in November 2002. Among the series of vocal works written subsequently, of particular importance are two works for the German ensemble Singer Pur: Le Renard et le Buste, first performed in the […]