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The Esterhazy Singers celebrate the music of the Renaissance through the choral works of Monteverdi, Palestrina, and Schütz. Includes the seldom performed 'Magnificat anima mea' attributed to Buxtehude and a unique take on Victoria's 'Magnificat Quarti Toni', which will combine the traditional score with organ improvisations by Spanish composer Antonio de Cabazon. The Esterhazy Singers are directed by Greg Hallam, and accompanied by Nat Mander on chamber organ.
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