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On this Continuum, we feature estampies, 13th and 14th century music for a spirited dance that featured stomping (hence the name).
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This week, Continuum features the music of two early composers of instrumental music: Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) and Anthony Holborne (1545- 1602).
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This week Continuum celebrates the Spring season with early music about springtime and birds, performed by The Folger Consort.
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This Continuum presents a recording of a New Orleans Musica da Camera concert featuring music of saints named in the streets and locations in New Orleans.
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Excerpts from the medieval musical, "The Play of Robin & Marion", is featured on this Continuum.
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This Continuum features the music of one of the pioneers in the performance of early music: The Waverly Consort.
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In this episode of Continuum, Milton and Thais are joined by former Nichols State University music professor, Charlotte Pipes. They look at early music that was studied and enjoyed by her students.
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This week, Continuum features compositions printed by Ottaviano dei Petrucci (1466 - 1539) of Italy, who is credited as being the first publisher of music.
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This week, Continuum features early music featuring the recorder, as played by David Munrow .