Letters

Monteverdi: Awakening from sleep into sunlight

We have followed Rinaldo Alessandrini since his first recordings and performances, and it has been quite an experience having chance to share his observations with everyone on Millennium of Music these last months. Even though he has recorded Claudio Monteverdi’s works (including some pieces multiple times), he began a new look at the composer […]

A Free Medieval Christmas Special For You

Note: Don’t miss your FREE SHOW below! In the humble broadcast building that was the original home of the Dumont television facility outside of Washington, D.C., the fledgling Millennium of Music program was housed in what had become the WETA Radio broadcast studio. The year was 1980, and already the Boston Camerata had many Vox […]

New Trial Offer: Refer a Friend, Receive a Free Album

Over the years, I’ve had the pleasure of working with Washington. D.C.-based pianist Haskell Small as a collaborator and co-performer. Our various narrator/piano work includes everything from R-rated Erik Satie (!) to the many performances of the original version of Poulenc’s setting of Babar the Elephant, leading finally to the happy recording of Fairy Tales […]

A Suzi Digby Holy Week Special

Note: Don’t miss your TWO FREE SHOWS below! As Easter comes (along with the 43rd anniversary of this program), we thank you all with all our hearts for the extraordinary support for what we do. I hope hearing all we have presented and continue to share has brought comfort, healing, and maybe even hope. Please […]