We did a wonderful, short Christmas concert featuring many old classic favorites from the Renaissance and baroque. Featuring Cantus Domus choir singing the Bach chorals – plus Irina Kisselova (baroque violin), Roland Wilson (cornetto), Lea Rahel Bader (Viola da Gamba), Sabine Erdmann (harpsichord / organ), Pedro Alcácer Doria (Archlute) and myself singing.
13. December 2020

Dear friends,
I decided to withhold the release of episode 9, deeming it inappropriate after the events that transpired at the Capitol on Jan. 6th. As I pondered what response I could make, what song might more accurately reflect the gravity of the current situation, I soon realized that the best response is simply to continue creating in whatever capacity we are able. Sam Rayburn remarked already over sixty years ago, “Any idiot can kick down a barn, but it takes a carpenter to build one.” So while we have a lot to learn in order to fully understand our current predicament, let’s at least counter destructive forces by choosing creation, by consciously choosing the path of an artisan, by practicing the much more difficult skill of building something up rather than tearing something down. So without further ado, I invite you to sing with me in episode 9, “Let it snow!”:
I thoroughly enjoyed singing this colorful program of Spanish music for vihuela and baroque guitar with Pedro Alcácer Doria. We were live from Berlin, Germany on Aug. 16th, and the live broadcast is still available online!
17. August 2020
Since March 2020 the eight professional musicians in my house in Berlin have been playing weekly concerts for the neighbors (and for ourselves) from our windows. This is our crowninng piece, the “Ode to Joy” arranged specifically for us by the Brazilian composer Leonardo Martinelli. Follow the link for our new Youtube channel—>
25. May 2020
The first concert of our new digital series “Titans Rising Aperitivo” went smashingly – our new tech-team did a fantastic job combining beautiful filming and top sound quality for a very enjoyable concert with our gamba consort, lute and soprano.
25. May 2020

19. April 2020