Crossing the Channel

That's the English Channel, of course, and all kinds of cultural emissaries crossed it for centuries in both directions, bearing cultural, artistic and specifically musical influences and works to and from the "Fair Isles."  From the importing of the Notre Dame repertory in the 13th century to the exporting of the 'contenance anglois' subsequent to Henry V's victory at Agincourt to the 'transalpine' travel of the 16th and 17th centuries and Handel's peregrinations, the blending of insular and continental influences has created some of the most appealing music in our repertoire  Please join us to enjoy the results.

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