# Carlo Gesualdo
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carlo gesualdo da Venosa (c. 8 March 1566 – 8 September 1613) was Prince of Venosa and Count of Conza. As a composer he is known for writing intensely expressive madrigals and pieces of sacred music that use a chromatic language not heard again until the late 19th century. The best known fact of his life is his gruesome killing of his first wife and her aristocratic lover upon finding them in flagrante delicto.
England and the Madrigal
Welcome back to Between the Barlines! I am your host, Dr. Maeve Berry. To continue our conversation from last episode, today, we are going to talk about the madrigal in England and some of its important composers. We’ve already learned so much about the madrigal, but this innovation in vocal music …
Episode 222: Carlo Gesualdo, the Murderous Motet Musician
Join us to look into one of the more diabolical musicians we've brought to the show, and stick around look hear some of his truly glorious music with the piece Tristis est anima mea from the Responsories for Holy Week.
Music:
https://imslp.org/wiki/Tristis_est_anima_mea_(Gesualdo%2C_Carlo)
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Italy… Violins, Operas and Popes.
Can something of a survey of the music of Italy… including music of the city states, republics and kingdoms that became the nation of Italy in the late nineteenth century… be done in a little over an hour? Absolutely not. But what I have chosen does perhaps suggest a few themes that can be found in…
Ep. 25: Murder, Music & the Madness Behind a Genius
Warning: this episode contains grisly descriptions of a historical double murder.
Episode 25 looks at the brilliant and violent life of Carlo Gesualdo — the Renaissance prince who murdered his wife and her lover, then retreated to his castle in rural Southern Italy, where he wrote music and had him…
Liminal Mornings | Peace & Inspiration
Carlo Gesualdo – Feria VI “In Parasceve”: In III Nocturno, Responsorium 9 – Tenebrae
Brian Eno – Unnoticed Planet – Music For Installations
Brian Eno & Harold Budd – The Plateaux Of Mirror – Ambient 2: The Plateaux Of Mirror
Carlo Gesualdo – Benedictus – Tenebrae
Alan Watts – Everything About Money…
51. Bill Barclay on the story of Carlo Gesualdo and mid-career mentorship
In Episode 51 of The Classical Circuit, Ella speaks to director, composer and writer Bill Barclay, Artistic Director of Concert Theatre Works. Bill talks about the inspiration and process behind his new production, Death of Gesualdo, in collaboration with The Gesualdo Six, which uses tableau-vivant…
Murder, Madness & Music: The Case of Jean‑Marie Leclerc
In this episode of the Disturbed Southern Belle podcast, hosts explore chilling true stories from the classical music world. They recount the unsolved 1764 murder of French violinist Jean‑Marie Leclerc and the violent, scandalous life of Italian noble-composer Carlo Gesualdo, examining how personal…
Nairobi comes to Adelaide with Blinky Bill, and the weird and wondrous sacred music of Gesualdo
Carlo Gesualdo was a Renaissance composer, a prince, and a murderer. His sacred music, including his Tenebrae Responsoria, is a strange collection of settings full of dissonance and chromatic moving parts. AJ America is the Artistic Director of Luminescence Chamber Singers, and she joins Andy to ta…
10. Huxley and Music
In this episode of Themes and Variations, we turn to one of the most fascinating and underexplored aspects of Aldous Huxley’s writing: music.
Toby is joined by Heike Sieger, author of Music as Satire in Aldous Huxley’s Utopian Works, to discuss how music functions in Huxley’s positive and negative …
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