# Claudio Monteverdi

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Reflection in words & music - Sunday 21st June 2026

Join The Revd Canon Dr Alison Joyce, Rector of St Bride's, and St Bride's Choir for this week's reflection in words and music. "Christe, adoramus te" – Christ, we adore you – are the opening words of the short but moving choral anthem by Claudio Monteverdi which opens this week's reflection. Monte…

On Air Chamber Concert: Mostly Romantic

Welcome to a special concert edition of Inwood Art Works On Air podcast featuring the Inwood Chamber Players playing classical program featuring MOSTLY romantic works by Amy Beach, Giacomo Rossini, Claude Debussy, Max Bruch, and Gabriel Pierne arranged by Gilbert Dejean. Hence the name of the conce…

#11 Drips Droppers Dropped

The god of Drips, of Oceans, of Myth! A sewage kingdom 'neath Jersey he smiths. And yet while he toil away, the Warrior Queen Sheeba stalks her divine prey! And yet all the while, another queen wishes for play.This episode featured Joanna Borns, Javier Perez, Ross Neal, PJ Nally and Drew Robinson. …

Drama Meets Music with Monteverdi | The Classical Music Minute

Send us Fan Mail Opera didn't appear overnight. Meet Claudio Monteverdi, the composer who transformed music into powerful drama and helped create one of the world's greatest art forms. In just sixty seconds, discover why he's often called the father of opera. Support the show Love classical music? …

#12 The Office Squared

Lured you in with the title have we? Befuddled your expectations, but no Michael Scott to be found! No Dwight found. No comedy, no office.... round. This episode featured Carly Hayes, Maria Nally, PJ Nally and Drew Robinson. Be so kind as to givest us a follow? @alasimprov on Instagram, Tiktok, a…

#13 The Hair of the Head and Dog

Confrontation, avoid, AVOID! Lest you leave your waiter annoyed. Oooh, excuse, me pardon me, do you think it's possible you misheard? A steak covered in hair can't be what I ordered. Thou art right, I shall just eat it any way. This episode featured Maria Nally, Ross Neal, Joanna Borns, PJ Nally, …

Utopia Early Music

This throwback episode goes all the way back to the 1600s! We had a bright blue, 9 foot long harpsichord with wooden keys delivered to the studio especially for our guests UTOPIA EARLY MUSIC of Salt Lake City, Utah. The ensemble is an ever-changing guard of musicians that perform Medieval, Renaissa…

Reconstructing the world’s first public opera house

Mention the words ‘Venice’ and ‘opera’ together and for most of us that would bring to mind La Fenice, the city’s world-famous opera house, which first opened in the 1790s. But the history of opera in Venice goes back much further, beginning with a small, largely forgotten playhouse called Teatro S…

The Man Behind the Birth of Modern Classical Music | Audiobiography of Claudio Monteverdi

Plague, war, unpaid wages, a furious music critic, and a composer quietly reinventing what music could do.  In this episode, we dive into the life of Claudio Monteverdi, the man who turned stiff court entertainments into living, breathing drama. From the explosive premiere of *Orfeo* to the heartbr…

Ep 176 - The Dove Descending

Released on Nonesuch records in 1966, The Dove Descending is an album of choral works by the Canby Singers. It was greeted with little fanfare and quickly fell into obscurity where it remains to this day. But obscurity does not mean unworthy. The Dove Descending is a masterpiece and well due a redi…