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Jeanne Lamon

  • Remembering Jeanne Lamon
    LuAnn Johnson
    Violinist Jeanne Lamon, long-time director of the Canadian period instrument ensemble Tafelmusik, passed away in June 2021. This week on Harmonia, we’ll celebrate Lamon’s life and music, and the legacy she has left to the orchestra, Canada, and the musical world.
  • Anonymous Portrait of Jacob Obrecht, Flemish composer, 1496.
    Mysteries of Early Music: Obrecht in Spain?
    LuAnn Johnson
    This week, we explore the manuscript known as the Cancionero de Segovia from Spain It contains more Franco-Flemish music than Spanish, including 18 compositions by the Flemish composer Jacob Obrecht that are not found in any other source. Yet Obrecht never visited Spain… Mysterious, huh? What’s that all about? Plus, a tribute to Jean Lamon, founder and longtime director of the acclaimed Baroque orchestra Tafelmusik, who passed away in June 2021.