El Grillo – Pandemic Recording
“El Grillo” (The Cricket) is the second instalment in a trio of early-music pandemic recordings we’ve been working on.
Entries by Roland Descambault
Vecchie letrose – Camerata Nova featuring Raine Hamilton and Tori Sparks
Our new video featuring Raine Hamilton and Tori Sparks. This Neapolitan Villanesca from 1545 tears a strip off all the old gossips who hang about the plaza with nothing better to do than yap all day long at the expense of others. Sound familiar?
Run To the Hills Choral Arrangement
Choral arrangement video of Iron Maiden’s, Run to the Hills
An update from Camerata Nova / des nouvelles de Camerata Nova
Thank you for your support and understanding. Stay safe, and we look forward to presenting this special concert for you some time in the future. / Nous vous remercions de votre soutien et de votre compréhension. Portez-vous bien et nous espérons vous présenter ce concert spécial dans le futur.
9 Questions
Find out how we’re spending our time in self-isolation.
CAPTIVE concert rescheduled due to COVID-19 concerns
Captive is the third in our series of Reconciliation concerts, featuring new works on the theme of “captivity” by Indigenous composers/performers.
Camerata Nova has invited the top early music group, La Nef from Montreal, to collaborate on a program of fun and historic sea songs and shanties
“When a song can quiet two dozen drunks, you can be confident that there is something there that’s worth listening to,” says La Nef music director Seán Dagher.
Camerata Nova at Winnipeg New Music Festival
On Tuesday, Jan 28, 2020, Winnipeg New Music Festival proudly presents Camerata Nova vocal ensemble in a program that builds on the theme of “old made new”.
Conductor John Wiens to lead Camerata Nova and stellar guest artists in ROSA [mys.ti.ka] this Dec 13-14, 2019
John Wiens is joined by Guido Morini (continuo), Elinor Frey (viola da gamba), Madeleine Owen (theorbo), and Bruce Dickey (cornetto).
Joining us Dec 13-14 for ROSA [mys.ti.ka], Bruce Dickey is one of a handful of musicians worldwide who have dedicated themselves to reviving the cornetto
Once an instrument of great virtuosi, but which lamentably fell into disuse in the 19th century. The revival began in the 1950s, but it was largely Bruce Dickey, who, from the late 1970s, created a new renaissance of the instrument, allowing the agility and expressive power of the cornetto to be heard once again.
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