From the Library: Music of the Renaissance

Today, we present a programme of European Renaissance music, including both traditional and modern interpretations, with a bias towards popular dance music of the period. Performers include traditional proponents of the music of the period like the Early Music Consort and Ulsamer Collegium alongside such modern re-interpretive sources as the artists of Windham Hill and the lively and unparalleled Philip Pickett/Richard Thompson collaboration The Bones Of All Men.


Today's programme is presented by Elrik Merlin and produced by thap gump in conjunction with the Alexandrian Free Library Consortium of Second Life. You can listen to the programme now at http://loudcity.com/stations/radio-riel/tune_in; outside the US, tune to http://main.radioriel.org in-world, or simply click here if your browser is configured to launch a player automatically.
For more information on the Alexandrian Free Library, current exhibits and the work of Consortium members in general, please visit the Alexandrian Free Library website, or one of their branches in-world.
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