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Director of the Tallis Scholars, Peter Phillips talks about his approach to text in music. Subscribe to ThisChoirNerd on Patreon to hear the full conversation:) https://www.patreon.com/thischoirnerd
The conversation is oriented around his book, "What We Really Do: The Tallis Scholars," available for purchase for $35 (normally $60) here: https://py.pl/9RcoXpcXFpe
Proceeds will go directly to supporting The Tallis Scholars, who are suffering financially from the COVID pandemic.
You can also support them by playing their Tallis Scholars playlist:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5YhD7hlMxrBCHK0pWfOlmu
Topics include: Inspiration for starting The Tallis Scholars, the sound, interpretation, finding the right speed, authenticity, recording, ideal singers, Renaissance polyphony on the main stage, and a short Question and Answer session.
The conversation is oriented around his book, "What We Really Do: The Tallis Scholars," available for purchase for $35 (normally $60) here: https://py.pl/9RcoXpcXFpe
Proceeds will go directly to supporting The Tallis Scholars, who are suffering financially from the COVID pandemic.
You can also support them by playing their Tallis Scholars playlist:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5YhD7hlMxrBCHK0pWfOlmu
Topics include: Inspiration for starting The Tallis Scholars, the sound, interpretation, finding the right speed, authenticity, recording, ideal singers, Renaissance polyphony on the main stage, and a short Question and Answer session.
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