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This week on Continuum, Milton Scheuermann and Thais St. Julien conclude their series of Memorandum XXI with Part V, featuring the CD Memorandum XXI -…

Two of the most famous Renaissance composers of dance music were Michael Praetorius (1571-1521) and TielmanSusato (c.1510-1570). This week on Continuum…

"Ensemble Für Frühe Musik Augsburg", the great early music ensemble from Augsburg, Germany is featured on this week's Continuum.This is Part I of a series…

On Continuum this week will be a special program devoted the Gregorian Chant, from a ten-CD set of the History of Music.Specifically, this volume covers…

Continuum this week will present part two of a program devoted to music from Ottaviano Petrucci's historic music publication, "Harmonice Musices…

On this program Continuum presents recordings by two very early "early music ensembles", the New York Pro Musica, under the direction of founder Noah…

This week’s Continuum features music by the 14th century French composer Guillaume de Machaut, known as the last great poet who was also a composer. His…

The music of Hildegard of Bingen, the 12th century Sibyl of the Rhine, philosopher, abbess, architect, polymath and composer is featured on this…

This Continuum features Baroque music mostly by Spanish composers and in a variety of performing manners, including ensembles, vocal soloists and…

Continuum presents a program devoted Renaissance flute music from the 16th century, specifically, from the Chanson Musicales, printed in Paris in 1533 by…