Coelho: Flores de Musica, Volume 1 RES10170 Also featured is Kenneth Leighton’s

Also featured is Kenneth Leighton’s Missa Cornelia and John Tavener’s challenging Missa Brevis alongside sacred works from Diana Burrell

Anneke Scott (natural horn)Making her Resonus debut

Over many years the Eroica quartet has successfully established itself as a pioneering group in the rediscovery of nineteenth-century performing techniques and styles by directly challenging the modern assumptions about performance of music from the era

York-based chamber choir

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Coelho: Flores de Musica, Volume 1 RES10170 Also featured is Kenneth Leighton’sSrgio Silva (organ) Mariana Moldo, sopranoMaria de Ftima Nunes, mezzo soprano Elvas Cathedral, PortugalMain organ, Pascoal Caetano Oldovino (1762)Positive Organ, Pascoal Caetano Oldovino (1758) Flores de Musica pera o instrumento de tecla & harpa, is the only known work of Portugese composer Manuel Rodrigues Coelho. Printed in Lisbon in 1620 and boasting more than five hundred pages, Coelhos Flores de Musica is one of the largest music works printed