Performer Profile: Benjamin Bagby
Vocalist, harpist and scholar Benjamin Bagby talks to Catherine Bott about his career and the founding of his ensemble Sequentia.
Catherine Bott talks to the vocalist, harpist and scholar, Benjamin Bagby, about his career that has spanned more than 30 years. He founded the ensemble Sequentia with the late Barbara Thornton in 1977, a versatile group specialising in the performance and recording of Western European music from the period before 1300. They discuss his many projects with the ensemble and play music from his recordings including Hildegard of Bingen, Philippe le Chancelier and the 'Lost Songs' project - a collection of anonymous Latin and German songs copied into a manuscript a thousand years ago.
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Anonymous
Anonymous - Phebi claro
Performer: Benjamin Bagby (voice and lyre)
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Hildegard von Bingen
O vis aeternitatis
Performers: Barbara Thornton, Women’s vocal ensemble, Sequentia
- DEUTSCHE HARMONIA MUNDI.
- 05472 773202.
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Anonymous
Anonymous - Suavissima nunna
Performers: Sequentia
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Anonymous
Fortis atque amara
Performers: Sequentia
- WDR.
- RK 2803.
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Philippe Le Chancelier
Luto carens at latere
Performers: Sequentia
- DEUTSCHE HARMONIA MUNDI.
- RD 77035.
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Anonymous
In convertendo dominus - Roman psalmody in directum
Performer: Benjamin Bagby
- DEUTSCHE HARMONIA MUNDI.
- 82876 66650 2.
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Anonymous
Anonymous - Phebi claro
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Philippe Le Chancelier
Gedeonis area
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Hildegard von Bingen
O vis aeternitatis
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Hildegard von Bingen
O Boniface
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Anonymous
Anonymous - Suavissima nunna
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Anon.
Veni, dilectissime
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Anonymous
Anonymous - Fortis atque amara
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Anon.
A deserto veniens
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Philippe Le Chancelier
Luto carens at latere
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Anon.
In convertendo dominus
Broadcast
- Sat 17 Nov 2012 13:00
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