Bonum Est: a programme on Gregorian Chant. A 15th century Maria Office from Hamburg.
In the 28th episode Bonum Est you will hear antiphons and responsories from the Matins of the 15th century Maria Office of Hamburg.
Besides the manuscript, the so-called ‘Hufnagel’ (‘Horseshoe’) manuscript, the music probably also originates from 15th century Hamburg. The music does not show in other manuscripts. Theme is the suffering of Mary whilst standing at the cross where her son Jesus has been crusified. Performance is done by the ensemble Amarcord.
1. Intonatio "Domine, Labia Mea Aperies".
2. Invitatorium "Christum Regem Adoremus".
3. Antiphona 1 "Domine, Dominus Noster".
4. Antiphona 2 "Ecce Maria Dira Pendet".
5. Antiphona 3 "Plangat Cum Virgine".
6. Responsorium 1 "Egressus Est O Filia Sion".
7. Responsorium 2 "Vide Domine Et Considera".
8. Responsorium 3 "Quis Dabit Capiti Meo".
9. Antiphona 4 "Quem Genuit Mater".
10. Antiphona 5 "Vidit Maria Aquam".
11. Antiphona 6 "Quia Filio Crucifixo Fideliter".
12. Responsorium 4 "Dilectus Meus Candidus Filiae Jerusalem".
13. Responsorium 5 "Deduc Quasi Torrentem".
14. Responsorium 6 "Quis Mihi Tribuat".
15. Antiphona 7 "Commota Est Terra".
16. Antiphona 8 "Consolare Filia Sion".
17. Antiphona 9 "O Mater Benedicta".
18. Responsorium 7 "O Vere Stupendos Visionis Radios".
19. Responsorium 8 "Cum Vidisset Jesus Oculis".
20. Responsorium 9 "Stella Maris Candoris Ebur".
Amarcord.
CD: Historia de Compassione Mariae – Marian Office, 15th Century
(Deutschlandradio Kultur CPO 777 604-2, 2010)
Amarcord
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