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Seven hundred years ago the great poet Dante Alighieri died. In the same precise years Ars Nova was born. Dante probably did not see Ars Nova music on paper, but he certainly listened to the polyphony of his time which was finding a new way to be written. In those years Philippe de Vitry and Johannes de Muris published their treatises on musical writing, which they call Ars Nova, a new way of writing music that will pave the way for a century of great musical creativity.

Michele Pasotti and Suzie LeBlanc discuss all of this and more in this new episode.

Music From Dante’s Divine Comedy with Michele Pasotti | Notations

In this episode of Notations, Suzie LeBlanc, C.M., interviews Benjamin Bagby, who shares stories from his musical journey and discusses his upcoming concert with Sequentia at Early Music Vancouver. The concert will feature the extraordinary medieval verse epic Gregorius: The Holy Sinner, a narrative poem of sin and redemption that retells the legend of St. Gregory the Great.

This episode of Notations was produced by Suzie LeBlanc, C.M.

Gregorius: The Holy Sinner with Benjamin Bagby | Notations

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In this interview with baroque violinist and musical director Robert Mealy, learn about music of the 17th-century, Robert's journey with the baroque violin and the origins of Quicksilver Baroque Ensemble. Hosted by Christina Hutten.

All About 17th-Century Music & the Baroque Violin with Robert Mealy

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