Secular and Sacred Music of Josquin des Prez
September 20, 2023 · Italian Academy at Columbia University and St. Paul’s Chapel
Events
Performances, talks, workshops, and musical gatherings.
Josquin at 500 (Florence)
Cut Circle celebrates the quincentenary of Josquin des Prez with vivid, soulful performances of motets and chansons by the Prince of Musicians. 27 August (Friday, Arezzo—anniversary of…
Josquin at 500 (Arezzo)
Cut Circle celebrates the quincentenary of Josquin des Prez with vivid, soulful performances of motets and chansons by the Prince of Musicians. 27 August (Friday, Arezzo—anniversary of…
Sounds of Renaissance Florence
Short film now available for viewing Inside, outside, and in the streets—hear the bellowing of sacred texts and the howling of carnival songs, the devotion of the faithful and the…
Hard Songs
The fruit of a collaboration with Professor Emily Zazulia at UC Berkeley and a scholarly symposium on the concept of difficulty (31 May–1 June 2019), the concert features the…
The Science of Music in the Age of Leonardo
Lecture by Jesse Rodin, as part of the course The Genius of Leonardo da Vinci: A 500th Anniversary Celebration. Professor Rodin will cover Leonardo’s views on and inventions in the…
Renaissance Music Sing-In
Calling all sight-readers for an evening of vocal polyphony, led by Jesse Rodin and hosted by Katherine McKee of St. Bede’s Episcopal Church. The event is free. RSVP here (use the…
To Love Another: Renaissance Music by Du Fay, Ockeghem, and Josquin
“To love another—would humiliate my heart,” sings the devoted lover in Johannes Ockeghem’s famous “D’ung aultre amer,” evoking the power of love to captivate, nourish, and, on…
To Love Another: Renaissance Music by Du Fay, Ockeghem, and Josquin
“To love another—would humiliate my heart,” sings the devoted lover in Johannes Ockeghem’s famous “D’ung aultre amer,” evoking the power of love to captivate, nourish, and, on…
To Love Another: Renaissance Music by Du Fay, Ockeghem, and Josquin
To love another—would humiliate my heart,” sings the devoted lover in Johannes Ockeghem’s famous “D’ung aultre amer,” evoking the power of love to captivate, nourish, and, on occasion,…