
The Orange Tree Courtyard - Renaissance Music in and around the Cathedral of Seville
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The Royal Wind Music performs 16th-century music on a magnificent set of renaissance recorders, including instruments by Adriana Breukink, Bob Marvin, Monika Musch, and Adrian Brown.
Historical Context
The Seville Cathedral is the third largest church in Europe, a goal set by its builders who wanted it to be "so large that future generations will consider us crazy."
Historical Context
The Seville Cathedral, where much of the music on this album was created or performed, was built on the site of a former main mosque, with construction beginning in 1401.
Performer Biography
The Royal Wind Music has released ten CDs on labels such as Lindoro, Le Bricoleur, and Pan Classics.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded at the Van Houtenkerk in Weesp, The Netherlands, between August 22-25, 2022.
Performer Biography
The Royal Wind Music, an ensemble of eleven musicians from six different countries, was founded in 1997 by Paul Leenhouts at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam.




































