Renaissance Singers * Sebastian De Vivanco: Missa Pro Defunctis Motets [New CD] Grammy Winning yet more amplified

yet more amplified

You'Re Killing Me/My Radio/Nothing Ever Happens (Jukebox Musical Versions)

" he raps-an image of ease that he quickly upends

6IX9Ine * Day69: Graduation Day [New LP]

Pond embarked on a series of totally off-the-cuff jam sessions from which songs and ideas could be pulled out

Renaissance Singers * Sebastian De Vivanco: Missa Pro Defunctis Motets [New CD] Grammy Winning yet more amplifiedSpanish Renaissance polyphony has a reputation for florid, intricate contrapuntal textures and dark colours. Sebastian de Vivanco (c. 1551 1622), born in avila but active for most of his life in Salamanca, stands apart from his contemporaries: his music explores a much wider range of colours and techniques than that of, say, Victoria. In his more experimental and dramatic motets, some of which are heard here, he points the way towards the new Baroque.