"The Catholic Underworld and Economical Plagiarism": Byrd & Monteverdi

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🗓️ 9 May 2018

⏱️ 35 minutes

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CAN A PERSON BE PHYSICALLY ATTRACTED TO AN ANCIENT WOODEN ETCHING? BLINK TWICE IF YES. In this old-skool episode: The Byrd is genuinely the word, we decide to crowdfund a really-quite-terribly-thought-out Hollywood blockbuster, and of course finish up by doing the full Monty - enjoy!

Music Featured In This Episode:

"Ave Verum Corpus - (Motet)" - William Byrd

"Mass for Four Voices: Sanctus - Benedictus" William Byrd

"Zefiro torna, SV 251" - Claudio Monteverdi

"Vespro della Beata Virgine - Versiculum: Deus in adiutorium" - Claudio Monteverdi

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode 31 of that classical podcast. This time Bird in Monteverdi.
0:07.0	I'm like a bird.
0:09.0	My name's Chris Bland. My name's Kelly Harlot. You're listening to
0:14.5	episode 31 of that classical podcast. Welcome everybody. Right, by way of an update
0:19.2	Chris, where the hell of you being for the last month slash for my life?
0:23.2	So we haven't uploaded in a little while guys, that's because I've been out the country for work.
0:27.7	I've been in Geneva working with the menu and violin competitions.
0:31.0	So don't worry, it's still being classical music
0:32.8	related still staying very on-brands don't worry guys yeah but now we're back
0:37.4	congratulations in other news as well guys we've been nominated for a British
0:41.6	podcast award which we're so incredibly
0:44.0	excited about and really really grateful for as well. Just a quick shout out to
0:48.0	everyone that's been supporting us for the past two years we're like so over the
0:51.8	main. We're very excited. Right well enough of that
0:54.3	what the hell are we doing today? Well today we're taking it old school and by old school I mean
0:59.5	pre-16 hundreds old school. Really, really old school.
1:04.0	So we briefly touched on the Renaissance period before,
1:08.0	which is the period even before Baroque.
1:10.0	We're talking like 1400 to 1600 here.
1:13.2	Older than your granddad.
1:14.6	Older than most people's granddad, I would wager.
1:17.4	So really, really old school, but a lot of interesting and worthwhile music from that time.
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