Mark Rimple

Contains Mark Rimple's "Partita 6.2.2" for flute, violin, cello, viola da gamba and harpsichord.

French Ars Subtilior music, prepared from medieval notation.  Trefoil:  Drew Minter, Mark Rimple, and Marcia Young.

Trefoil's Christmas album - program on tour in 2011.

Italian Ars Subtilior Music - The Newberry Consort: Drew Minter, Ellen Hargis, David Douglas, Mark Rimple, and Mary Springfels.

My favorite track on this one is the anonymous Medieval carol, "Marvel not, Joseph".  Also on the disc is my recording of a less well-known version of Greensleeves for solo lute.

Mark recorded Dawe's "The Siren" for countertenor, guitar, and viola, based on the music and poetry of Thomas Morely.

Mark played archlute on Greenbaum's The Floating Island, based on Gulliver's Travels.

The Rheinberger motets and Cantus Missae will always be among my favorites, especially the Abendlied, "O Bleib bei uns".

A recording of Victoria's choral music including double and triple-choir masses and motets.  Especially tasty are the "Laetatus sum" settings and mass movements.

I sang in the choir in this one - front row - and it converted me to a Brahms disciple forever.