Assembled again. The Peterhouse Partbooks.

Naxos Classical Spotlight by Raymond

Aug 15, 202520:01Music

Collected for use in the chapel of Cambridge University's Peterhouse college in the 1630s and hidden during the Civil War, the Peterhouse Partbooks represent one of the most important manuscript collections of sacred cho...

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