David Hatcher

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David Hatcher is a highly respected master of the viola da gamba, a key figure in the early music revival scene. He's renowned for his deep musicality and technical skill, bringing centuries-old repertoire vividly to life. You'll often find him collaborating with the top ensembles and artists specializing in Renaissance and Baroque music, including The King's Noyse (which he co-founded), Piffaro, and Hesperion XX, as well as partners like Paul O'Dette and Ellen Hargis. His extensive discography, frequently on the Harmonia Mundi label, covers a vast range of sacred and secular works, from the intricate polyphony of the Middle Ages and Renaissance to the expressive lute songs of Dowland and the visionary compositions of Hildegard von Bingen. His playing consistently offers listeners a direct, profound connection to this rich musical past, giving him serious street cred among early music lovers.

Genres

Early Music

Renaissance

Medieval

Latest Release

Sacred and Secular Reflections on the Feminine Mystery from the middle ages to the Renaissance

Evelyn Tubb•

David Hatcher

Album - 16 Tracks - Released January 1, 2009