Farewell to Andrew

We are sad to announce that Andrew will be leaving the group this summer. Since arriving from the USA in 2019, he has been a fantastic colleague and we will miss not only his wonderful musicality, but also his sharp-witted one-liners, which always managed to light up rehearsals! “I have… Continue reading

New album: Tenebrae Responsories

We are delighted to present our fifth album, Tenebrae Responsories (2022), which is available to order. Tracklist Lamentations of Jeremiah  Thomas Tallis (c.1505 – 1585)Watch with me   Judith Bingham (b.1952)Tenebrae Responsories for Maundy Thursday  Carlo Gesualdo (1566 – 1613) Christus factus est   Joanna Ward (b.1998)  About the CD Taking inspiration from the darkness and shadows… Continue reading

June Sessions: Josquin at Ely

We present four short recitals exploring music from the courts of Renaissance Italy through the lens of Josquin’s 500th anniversary, filmed at Ely Cathedral. Each recital premieres on a Sunday in June, and will be available to watch on-demand for 30 days after broadcast. Tickets are available here. About the… Continue reading

Wigmore Hall debut

We are delighted to be giving our debut at Wigmore Hall on Sunday 13 June 2021. We will be performing our Fading programme, featuring works by Tallis, Byrd, Tormis and Rimkus, alongside the world premiere of I take thee by Joanna Marsh. View concert page on Wigmore Hall website This… Continue reading

York Residency at NCEM

We are delighted to be leading the Early Music Day 2021 celebrations for the National Centre for Early Music on March 21 by embarking on an online musical tour of York. Owain writes: “After a challenging year, it has been a delight to put our minds to this incredibly exciting… Continue reading

Lent Sessions

The Gesualdo Six present Lent Sessions: a series of short recitals featuring motets, hymns and plainchant recorded in the historic church of St Bartholomew the Great in London. The series is available to watch on OnJam, with tickets giving access for two months. About the music The season of Lent… Continue reading