tenth century

At Classical Music Daily our definition of tenth century music is 'music that was created between 1 January 901 and 31 December 1000 AD'. This period is about a thousand years ago, and information from this time is quite limited.

Our articles about tenth century music are listed below, with the most recently published articles at the top of the list.

A selection of articles about tenth century

Spotlight. Largely Traditional - Keith Bramich listens to Christmas music recorded in 1975 in Atlanta, Georgia. '... an intriguing glimpse of the work of Robert Shaw and his Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus from nearly fifty years ago.'

CD Spotlight. Considerable Appeal - Music by Peter Lieuwen, heard by Geoff Pearce. 'Peter Lieuwen appeals on many different levels, and this offering demonstrates his recognisable and accessible style.'

CD Spotlight. Eminently Successful - Reconstructed music from the Celtic church, heard by Paul Sarcich. '... immaculate in execution ...'

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