Schola Cantorum Basiliensis
Since its creation in 1933, the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis (SCB) and its working philosophy have lost nothing of their topicality. Founded by Paul Sacher and close colleagues in Basel, Switzerland, this University of Early Music (since 2008 part of the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland) remains to this day unique in numerous respects. From the very beginning, musicians gathered here who decisively influenced the course of historical performance practice. The scope of activities at the SCB ranges from the early Middle Ages to the 19th century.
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William Hayes: Six Cantatas & Orpheus & Euridice
Evelyn Tubb, Mirjam Berli, Ulrike Hofbauer, Daniel Cabena, David Munderloh & Paul Bentley
The SCB Hayes Players, Antony Rooley
an intriguing collection of six solo cantatas...Tubb's voice may have lost some of its lustre nowadays but her experienced story-telling pays dividends. — More…
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Cavalli: Vespero della Beata Vergine Maria
Barbara Borden, Emily van Evera (sopranos), Rodrigo del Pozo (alto), Gerd Türk, Mark Padmore, Markus Brutscher (tenors) & Harry van der Kamp, Peter Zimpel (basses)
Concerto Palatino, Bruce Dickey & Charles Toet
the singing is first-rate, and the instrumental line-up, with two cornetts and up to eight trombones, often sounds glorious in the spacious acoustic of the Reformierte Kirche Arlesheim in Switzerland. — More…
2 CDs
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