This concert features unique repertoires from England and from across the channel, in the area of modern-day Belgium, composed primarily between c.1490 and c.1510, during the transition from the late Medieval to the early Renaissance. The featured choral works were written for 9-19 separate parts with sublimely florid interweaving voices alternating with hypnotically static harmonic rhythms: the ultimate effect is greater than the sum of its parts. Both performances of this concert will be held at St. Martin’s Lutheran Church.
