Miller Theatre Presents Vocal Quartet New York Polyphony In Gothic Polyphony
by Stephi Wild
- Sep 19, 2019
Miller Theatre presents illustrious GRAMMY-nominated vocal quartet New York Polyphony in Gothic Polyphony on Saturday, November 9, 2019 at 8pm at Church of St. Mary the Virgin. The program begins at the dawn of the Renaissance, with selections of the Worcester Fragments. Rescued from the Reformation as recycled book-bindings, these Medieval gems show the mastery of the English style that would influence the next three centuries of composition, such as works by England's first great composer, John Dunstable, as well as John Pyamour, John Plummer, Thomas Byttering, and Leonel Power. The program culminates with music from the Golden Age of the Spanish Renaissance: selections from Francisco de Peñalosa's Missa 'L'homme arme and Sancta Maria, Pedro de Escobar's Stabat mater dolorosa, Francisco Guerrero's Antes que comáis a Dios, and Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla's Stabat mater dolorosa.
New York Polyphony Garners GRAMMY Nomination for 'Times go by Turns'
by Caryn Robbins
- Dec 20, 2013
New York Polyphony, the acclaimed male vocal quartet behind one of The New Yorker magazine's “Top Ten Notable Classical Music Recordings of 2012,” has received a GRAMMY® nomination in the Best Chamber Music/ Small Ensemble Performance category .
New York Polyphony's 'Renaissance Valentine' at Miller Theatre, 2/12
by BWW
News Desk
- Feb 12, 2012
This season's Early Music concerts began with a smashing sold-out performance by perennial favorites, The Tallis Scholars, with a beautiful program centered around the Magnificat. The series continues in 2012 with three more Early Music concerts, two in Midtown Manhattan at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin(affectionately known as Smoky Mary's) and one uptown at The American Academy of Arts & Letters.
New York Polyphony's 'Renaissance Valentine' at Miller Theatre, 2/12
by Kelsey Denette
- Jan 9, 2012
This season's Early Music concerts began with a smashing sold-out performance by perennial favorites, The Tallis Scholars, with a beautiful program centered around the Magnificat. The series continues in 2012 with three more Early Music concerts, two in Midtown Manhattan at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin(affectionately known as Smoky Mary's) and one uptown at The American Academy of Arts & Letters.
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