Animator Gustavo Arteaga has created, with the help of the Gesualdo Consort of London, an animation of the madrigal ‘Beltà poi che t’assenti. It’s made with raw clay and in a strange way it matches the textures in the madrigals. It’s available to watch on vimeo.com along with some of his other exciting animations.
Annoucing the Gesualdo 400th Anniversary Conference
Call for Papers Gesualdo 400th Anniversary Conference Saturday 23rd – Sunday 24th November University of York in affliation with the RMA Celebrating the music of Gesualdo, the 400th Anniversary Conference will combine academic paper sessions with a series of singing … Continue reading

