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Andrea Angelini

Choral Conductor, Composer, Music Journalist

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The Sky Above Mantua: Memories of the Birth of the ‘Vespro della Beata Vergine’
2 September 2026
Time Before the Metronome: Rhythm, Tactus and Proportion in Renaissance Choral Music
30 August 2026
A Voice Mistaken: Domenico Mancini and the Echo of the Castrati
26 July 2025
From enthusiasm to enterprise:
From enthusiasm to enterprise: how associationism has changed with the reform of the Third Sector
23 July 2025
Musica Vocale del Rinascimento
Singing, In Style, Renaissance Vocal Music
12 January 2021
colin mawby and his world
Colin Mawby and his World
7 January 2021
la donna in nero
The Lady in Black
30 May 2020
Romuald Twardowski
Romuald Twardowski: When the new and the old become original
12 May 2020
The True History of the Vespers of the Blessed Virgin by Alessandro Grandi
4 May 2020
Tempo Choral Music XVI
The Tempo in the Choral Music of the XVI Century
22 May 2019
Kaljuste
Tõnu Kaljuste at the mirror
26 December 2016
Interview with Ēriks Esenvalds
9 October 2016
Pescespada Mediterraneo
24 January 2016
Medieval and Renaissance Polyphony
Medieval and Renaissance Polyphony
12 December 2015
Dossier on the Renaissance Choral Music
22 March 2015
The Twelve Old Modes
11 August 2014
Italian Latin for choirs
Italian Latin for choirs
24 July 2014
Palestrina Missa Papae Marcelli
Palestrina’s Missa Papae Marcelli
20 September 2013
Singing together is a medicine for our heart
16 September 2013
performance practice renaissance music
Performance Practice of the Renaissance Music
20 August 2013
falsettists
Falsettists, Castratos and Sopranos…
4 June 2013
G.P. da Palestrina Missa Brevis
G.P. Da Palestrina: Missa Brevis
3 June 2013
Willaert's Ave Maria
Transcription and Analysis of Willaert’s Ave Maria
29 May 2013
Clemens
Clemens: Ego flos campi!
13 May 2013
The story of ‘Spem in Alium’, a 40 parts motet by Thomas Tallis
4 May 2013
Carlo Gesualdo Prince of Venosa
Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa (1566-1613)….
3 May 2013
Do early music interpretations improve
Do early music interpretations improve?
3 May 2013
Miserere
Mozart’s illegal copy of Allegri’s Miserere
2 May 2013
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The Sky Above Mantua: Memories of the Birth of the ‘Vespro della Beata Vergine’

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Time Before the Metronome: Rhythm, Tactus and Proportion in Renaissance Choral Music

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A Voice Mistaken: Domenico Mancini and the Echo of the Castrati

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From enthusiasm to enterprise: how associationism has changed with the reform of the Third Sector

Posted by Andrea Angelini 23 July 2025
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Singing, In Style, Renaissance Vocal Music

Posted by Andrea Angelini 12 January 2021
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Time Before the Metronome: Rhythm, Tactus and Proportion in Renaissance Choral Music

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A Voice Mistaken: Domenico Mancini and the Echo of the Castrati

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Posted inEnglish Language History Interviews

The Sky Above Mantua: Memories of the Birth of the ‘Vespro della Beata Vergine’

Posted by Andrea Angelini 2 September 2026
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Time Before the Metronome: Rhythm, Tactus and Proportion in Renaissance Choral Music

Posted by Andrea Angelini 30 August 2026
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A Voice Mistaken: Domenico Mancini and the Echo of the Castrati

Posted by Andrea Angelini 26 July 2025
From enthusiasm to enterprise:
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From enthusiasm to enterprise: how associationism has changed with the reform of the Third Sector

Posted by Andrea Angelini 23 July 2025
falsettists
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Falsettists, Castratos and Sopranos…

Posted by Andrea Angelini 4 June 2013
Falsettists, Castratos and Sopranos...The falsetto technique played a vital part in early polyphonic music, having appeared long before it was described in formal treatises or employed in Renaissance musical performances. As…
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G.P. da Palestrina Missa Brevis
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G.P. Da Palestrina: Missa Brevis

Posted by Andrea Angelini 3 June 2013
The Missa Brevis first appeared in G.P. da Palestrina Third Book of Masses (1570) and in all probability was written about the year 1558. The thematic origin of this mass is…
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Willaert's Ave Maria
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Transcription and Analysis of Willaert’s Ave Maria

Posted by Andrea Angelini 29 May 2013
The period 1550-1560 was a one of incomparable prosperity for Venice and her merchants. The economic boom benefited the publishing sector, bringing a rapid increase in the number of printing businesses.…
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Clemens
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Clemens: Ego flos campi!

Posted by Andrea Angelini 13 May 2013
Jacobus Clemens Non Papa's Marian motet 'Ego flos campi' (I am the flower of the field) can confidently be dated to autumn 1550. Clemens was employed for a few months during the autumn…
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The story of ‘Spem in Alium’, a 40 parts motet by Thomas Tallis
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The story of ‘Spem in Alium’, a 40 parts motet by Thomas Tallis

Posted by Andrea Angelini 4 May 2013
In 1567, the city of London welcomed the visiting Italian musician and nobleman Alessandro Striggio. He stunned the London musical scene with a performance of his motet Ecce Beatam Lucem, written for…
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Carlo Gesualdo Prince of Venosa
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Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa (1566-1613)….

Posted by Andrea Angelini 3 May 2013
This year marks the four hundredth anniversary of the death of Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa (1566-1613), better known as Gesualdo da Venosa, that excellent composer of madrigals and sacred music.…
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Do early music interpretations improve
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Do early music interpretations improve?

Posted by Andrea Angelini 3 May 2013
  Do early music interpretations improve? Generally speaking, the idea of "progress" in art is an untenable one. Styles change, new ideas come along, different art is created, but the old…
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Miserere
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Mozart’s illegal copy of Allegri’s Miserere

Posted by Andrea Angelini 2 May 2013
“But lo, Thou requirest truth in the inward parts: and shalt make me to understand wisdom secretly.” ~ Gregorio Allegri Writing down ‘Miserere’ by Italian composer Gregorio Allegri, was punishable by excommunication,…
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