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Ensemble PAN
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Ensemble Project Ars Nova, known popularly as Ensemble PAN, takes its name and its sense of spirit from Philippe de Vitry's 14th century musical treatise "Ars Nova" (The New Art). Founded at the Schola Cantorum in Basel, Switzerland, by young American artists Laurie Monahan (mezzo-soprano), Michael Collver (countertenor and corno muto) and Crawford Young (lute), the Ensemble debuted at the Festival Estival in Paris in 1982. At its American debut at the Castle Hill Festival in 1984, Shira Kammen (bowed strings) and John Fleagle (tenor and medieval harp) joined the group. The Ensemble's first widespread recognition came with acclaim at the Boston Early Music Festival in 1987, followed by appearances on prestigious early music and chamber music series in cities such as New York, Boston, Chicago, Seattle, Vancouver, San Francisco, San Diego and Los Angeles. In recognition of Ensemble PAN's growing prominence in the field, Chamber Music America awarded the Ensemble a grant in 1989 to establish a three-year performance and teaching residency in Boston, co-sponsored by the Longy School of Music and National Public Radio affiliate WGBH-fm. For the 1993-94 season, its fourth in Boston, the Massachusetts Arts Council awarded the Ensemble a grant to continue its popular four-concert series, recorded and co-presented by WGBH and Longy. Arts Midwest has also awarded the Ensemble fee support for tours in eight states in the 1993-94 and 1994-95 seasons. With Crawford Young teaching at the
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The Island of St. Hylarion
Ars Magis Subtiliter
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Jacopo da Bologna - Italienisc
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Jacopo da Bologna - Italienische Madrigale des 14. Jahr.
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The Island Of St. Hylarion · M
Ars Magis Subtiliter: Secular Music of the Chantilly Codex
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Ensemble PAN ~ The Island of St. Hylarion; Music of Cyprus 1413 – 1422
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The Island of St Hylarion
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Angeli, Music of Angels
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Homage to Johannes Ciconia ca. 1370-1412
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The Island of St. Hylarion - Music of Cypress, 1413-1422
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Ars Magis Subtiliter - Sacred Music of the Chantilly Codex