2026-2027 | 31st Season 

Magister et Discipulus

Francisco Guerrero (1528–1599)
Alonso Lobo (1555–1617)



The sacred music of Renaissance Spain achieved remarkable heights in the works of Francisco Guerrero and Alonso Lobo. Guerrero's expressive melodies and radiant vocal writing embodied the devotion and artistic richness of Spain's Golden Age, while Lobo built upon this legacy with music of profound emotional depth and contrapuntal mastery. Together, these two composers created some of the Spanish Renaissance's most beautiful and enduring sacred works, inspiring performers and audiences more than four centuries later. 

Orlando & Albrecht

Orlando di Lasso (c.1532-1594)
Missa Congratulamini a6 & motets 



The musical splendor of sixteenth-century Munich was shaped by the partnership between Orlando di Lasso and Duke Albrecht V of Bavaria. Renowned throughout Europe for his versatility and expressive genius, Lasso flourished under the patronage of Albrecht, whose support transformed Munich into one of the Renaissance's leading cultural centers. Together, composer and patron fostered an extraordinary artistic environment that produced some of the era's most enduring musical masterpieces. 
 

Echos of Albion

Music from the English Cloister, Court, & Classroom

With Special Guests Concordian Dawn

From the haunting melodies of the 12th century to the radiant polyphony of the late 15th century, this program traces the rich musical imagination of England in the centuries before 1500. The journey traverses sacred, secular, and instrumental traditions, illuminating a sound world preserved in treasures such as the Cambridge Manuscript, the renowned Old Hall Manuscript, and the sublime pages of the Eton Choirbook. These works reveal a uniquely English musical language as a nation awaits the arrival of the Renaissance.