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on the inviolata podcast, two young choral musicians talk everything choir music, from performance practice to history to conducting and more. get an informative, honest, no-holds-barred look into the unique experience of being a young woman and singer in today's world, trying to figure it all out.
trained as church choristers, our discussions center around sacred music, but we've grown to love all types of music through the years. join us for some (hopefully) lovable antics, candid discussion, and generally fun vibes.
- julia & elizabeth
we are back and better than ever in the first episode of SEASON 2 of the inviolata podcast! today we ramble about various things, including how choirs and orchestras need a breath of young, fresh air and how we are trying to bridge the gap.
- julia & elizabeth
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this week, we talk about repertoire, programming, levels, myths, a composer whose life was filled with various wacky scandals, some sentient tenor named Jerry, and the mysterious F4 that somehow still eludes poor Julia.
- julia & elizabeth
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Links referenced in this episode:
O Magnum Mysterium - Lauridsen
score: not in public domain, purchasable via this link
recording - Voces8
Sicut Cervus - Palestrina
score - in Ab
recording: Voices of Ascension, dir. Dennis Keene
Pater Noster - Handl
score
recording: The Cambridge Singers, dir. John Rutter
Stabat Mater (SATB) - Gorczycki
score
recording: no great recording yet - maybe we’ll do this one someday :)
Stabat Mater (SSA) - Tartini
score
recording: Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles (much slower than we are doing it!)
Solo Music Links:
24 Italian Songs and Arias CPDL page
Four Poems of Fredegond Shove - Ralph Vaughan Williams IMSLP page
The Tempest by Thomas Adès - Met On Demand
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on the inviolata podcast, two young choral musicians talk everything choir music, from performance practice to history to conducting and more. get an informative, honest, no-holds-barred look into the unique experience of being a young woman and singer in today's world, trying to figure it all out.
trained as church choristers, our discussions center around sacred music, but we've grown to love all types of music through the years. join us for some (hopefully) lovable antics, candid discussion, and generally fun vibes.
- julia & elizabeth
Support our work on Patreon, if you wanna!
find us places!
Website
YouTube
Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inviolata-music/message