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Stile Antico Spotlights: Extra Time

Episode 3: Taverner - 'Ave Dei Patris Filia'

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Find out more about John Taverner's life and work and his masterpiece, 'Ave Dei Patris Filia' with our extra time podcast. Group members Emma Ashby and Will Dawes chat to Dr Stephen Darlington former director of Music at Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford and Emeritus Professor at the University of Oxford. Watch the full film at www.vimeo.com/ondemand/spotlights.


Suggested further listening:


The Phoenix Rising - Stile Antico


Media Vita - Stile Antico


Missa Gloria Tibi Trinitas - Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford


John Taverner - Imperatrix Inferni - Votive Antiphones - Alamire and David Skinner

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