Sounds from Classical Antiquity: Apollo & Dionysus

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Sounds from Classical Antiquity: Apollo & DionysusSUMMARY TRACK LISTING WATCH REVIEWS INFO The Greek and Roman cultures of classical antiquity have left an indelible mark on European society. The Greek 'muse' is the origin of our concept of 'music', and ancient Greek culture included concert performances with a listening audience, hundreds of years before the rest of the continent. This fifth and final volume in Delphian's landmark collaboration with the European Music Archaeology Project includes

this work captivates in both moment and span"

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the Caird Hall instrument is one of the finest recital organs in the UK – as ideal a vehicle for Hollins’ own music as Byram-Wigfield is an exponent of it

heightened meaning in these times of persecution

Byrd’s intricate five-part mass and much more

a sonic festive feast

sing music by Taverner (the elder) with the sort of rapture and excitement that takes the breath away

Under its founder and director

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whose new solo album

"Suddenly sound and music exist in a single sonic continuum and the effect is exhilarating–both ancient and fundamental but undeniably modern

"Delicately poised playing"

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