David Munrow's guest appearances

David Munrow

Stichwort - Lexikon der Alten Musik

The Early Music Show

Tendez l'oreille

Claude Le Jeune

Charles Burney

Thomas Campion

Emma Kirkby

Andrew Parrott

Jacques Arcadelt

Louis Couperin

Giovanni Gabrieli

Antonio de Cabezon

Christopher Hogwood

Barbara Strozzi

William Byrd

Robert Johnson

Cole Porter

Johann Walter

OwlTail

durée : 00:06:53 - David Munrow, l'historien de la musique le plus aimé des anglais - par : Christophe Dilys - Homme de radio, britannique et spécialiste des instruments à vents du Moyen-Âge et de la Renaissance, David Munrow a mis fin à ses jours à 33 ans, en 1976, après 10 ans d'une carrière fulgurante. Il a cofondé le Early Music Consort avec Christopher Hogwood, et expliquait merveilleusement bien.

Tendez l'oreille ! David Munrow, l'instrumentiste "Renaissance" le plus aimé des Anglais

William Lyons

Director of The Dufay Collective, William Lyons, celebrates the life and work of one of his musical heroes - early music specialist, historian, multi-instrumentalist, broadcaster and pioneer David Munrow, who took his own life in 1976 during a state of depression at the age of just 33.Munrow perhaps did more than anyone else in the second half of the 20th century to popularise early music in Great Britain, despite a career lasting barely ten years. This was underscored when the Voyager space probe committee selected one of his recordings to be carried on it as part of the Voyager Golden Record. He left behind him not only his recordings but a large collection of musical instruments. The Munrow Archive at the Royal Academy of Music holds a collection of his letters, papers, TV scripts, scores, musical compositions and books, which is accessible to the public.

Director of The Dufay Collective, William Lyons, celebrates the life and work of one of his musical heroes - early music specialist, historian, multi-instrumentalist, broadcaster and pioneer David Munrow, who took his own life in 1976 during a state of depression at the age of just 33.<br><br>Munrow perhaps did more than anyone else in the second half of the 20th century to popularise early music in Great Britain, despite a career lasting barely ten years. This was underscored when the Voyager space probe committee selected one of his recordings to be carried on it as part of the Voyager Golden Record. He left behind him not only his recordings but a large collection of musical instruments. The Munrow Archive at the Royal Academy of Music holds a collection of his letters, papers, TV scripts, scores, musical compositions and books, which is accessible to the public.

William Lyons on David Munrow

Munrow, David, geboren 1942 in Birmingham, gestorben 1976 in Chesham Bois, britischer Holzbläser, Dirigent und Musikwissenschaftler