During the renaissance, musical composition flourished, but it was a time of great change, fuelled by religious division. In this programme, The Gesualdo Six trace music written by some of the English Renaissance masters over a period of two-hundred years, encompassing florid medieval-sounding pieces by Pygott and Dunstaple, intricately woven polyphonic works by Tallis and Byrd, and the beautiful simplicity of Mundy and Tomkins.

“The Gesualdo Six sang magnificently in tune; the ensemble was faultless. Their sound is precision-

tooled for blend, perfectly rounded, and has the utmost ease and precision.” OperaWire

Tickets €20/ €15 conc/ €5 student

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