Missa Cantantibus Organis (16.Jh.) auf CD
Missa Cantantibus Organis (16.Jh.)
Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.
(Zwölfstimmige Messe, komponiert von Palestrina, Stabile, Soriano, Dragoni, Giovannelli, Santini, Mancini, Anonymus).
+Anerio: Salve regina
+G. Allegri: De lamentatione Jeremiae prophetae; Miserere mei, Deus; Incipit lamentatio Jeremiae prophetae; Gustate et videte
+Palestrina: Cantantibus organis
- Künstler:
- The Cardinall's Musick, Andrew Carwood
- Label:
- Hyperion
- Aufnahmejahr ca.:
- 2010
- Artikelnummer:
- 4101091
- UPC/EAN:
- 0034571178608
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 18.2.2011
Product-Information:
The Cardinall’s Musick finished 2010 in a blaze of glory with their Gramophone Recording of the Year award for the last volume of their Byrd Edition. Only the second time in thirty years that an Early Music recording has received this prestigious accolade, it is a fitting tribute to the soaring artistry of the group and their director, Andrew Carwood.
Their eagerly-awaited next disc features music from late sixteenth-century Rome and ranges from Allegri’s Miserere, surely the best-known and best-loved work of this period, to a rarely-performed or recorded oddity. Seven Roman musicians came together (or were brought together) to write a Mass-setting where they each contributed different sections. The resulting work, the twelve-voice Missa Cantantibus organis, is a tribute both to Cecilia (the patron saint of music) and to Palestrina. The seven composers each take themes found in Palestrina’s motet of the same name and use them as the starting point for their new compositions. Palestrina himself is among the seven, with Giovanni Andrea Dragoni, Ruggiero Giovannelli, Curzio Mancini, Prospero Santini, Francesco Soriano and Annibale Stabile being the other six. All seven composers were prominent maestri in Rome and most appear to have had contact with Palestrina either as choristers or pupils.
Rezensionen
'This is a really engaging trip to Rome ancient and modern, familiar and rare, full of changing textures and styles matched by pleasingly varied performances' (International Record Review)
'This is all really exciting stuff and should be heard by anybody who cares about music of the late-16th century' (Gramophone)
'The chief delight of this new treasure from The Cardinall's Musick is not the titular Miserere but the Missa Cantantibus Organis, an extraordinary 12 part mass by seven composers, written as a tribute to Cecilia, patron saint of music … sung here with the brilliance and clarity we have come to expect from this outstanding ensemble' (The Observer)
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Tracklisting
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Details
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Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 Felice Anerio: Salve Regina Iii (Motette)
Missa Cantantibus organis (Rom, 16. Jahrhundert)
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2 Unbekannt: Nr. 1 Kyrie eleison (Annibale Stabile)
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3 Unbekannt: Nr. 2 Christe eleison (Francesco Soriano)
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4 Unbekannt: Nr. 3 Kyrie eleison (Giovanni Andrea Dragoni)
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5 Unbekannt: Nr. 4 Gloria 1: Gloria in excelsis Deo (Palestrina)
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6 Unbekannt: Nr. 5 Gloria 2: Domine Deus, Agnus dei (Unbekannt)
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7 Unbekannt: Nr. 6 Gloria 3: Qui tollis (Giovanni Andrea Dragoni)
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8 Unbekannt: Nr. 7 Credo 1: Credo in unum deum (Annibale Stabile)
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9 Unbekannt: Nr. 8 Credo 2: Crucifixus (Annibale Stabile)
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10 Unbekannt: Nr. 9 Credo 3: Et ascendit in caelum (Francesco Soriano)
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11 Unbekannt: Nr. 10 Credo: Ein in Spiritum Sanctum (Ruggiero Giovannelli)
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12 Unbekannt: Nr. 11 Sanctus (Propsero Santini)
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13 Unbekannt: Nr. 12 Agnus Dei (Curzio Mancini)
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14 Gregorio Allegri: De lamentatione Jeremiae prophetae (Motette)
Miserere mei, Deus ((Psalm 51) z. Karfreitags-Lit. d. Päpste)
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15 Gregorio Allegri: Auszug
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16 Gregorio Allegri: Incipit lamentatio Jeremiae prophetae (Motette)
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17 Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina: Cantantibus organis (Motette)
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18 Gregorio Allegri: Gustate et Videte
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