fourth century

At Classical Music Daily our definition of fourth century music is 'music that was created between 1 January 301 and 31 December 400 AD'. This period is so long ago that there's no aural tradition and very little information from this time. Any articles you see below may just refer to music written about events taking place during this time.

A selection of articles about fourth century

CD Spotlight. Poignant Sounds - String quartets by Peter Garland, heard by Patric Standford. '... remote and apparently disengaged ...'

Ensemble. In Full Voice - Britten's 'St Nicolas' at Canterbury Cathedral, enjoyed by Pippa Hare

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