Bonum Est: a programme on Gregorian Chant. Ambrosian Mass and Vespers for Epiphany.
In the 78th episode of Bonum Est you will hear Mass and Vespers for Epiphany in the Ambrosian version; the tradition of Milan since bishop Ambrosius (4th century).
Prominent scientists nowadays argue for a much later date of the Ambrosian origin, possibly only after the Carolingian conquest of Northern Italy.
On picture: László Dobszay (1935-2011)
– Cantus Missae
1. Ingressa "Civitas non eget sole"
2. Franchino Gafurio (fl. ca. 1500): Gloria
3. Psalmellus "Benedictus Dominus Deus Israel"
4. Hallelujah "Magi venerunt ab Oriente"
5. Antiphona Ante Evangelium "In Bethlehem Judae"
6. Evangelium – Indictio Paschalis
7. Antiphona Post Evangelium "Cum Jesus natus esset"
8. Offertorium "Orietur in diebus"
9. Franchino Gafurio: Sanctus
10. Confractorium "Hoc fecit initium signorum"
11. Franchino Gafurio: Agnus
12. Transitorium "Hodie caelesti Sponso"
– Cantus Vesperarum
13. Antiphona Ad Lucernarium "Omnes patriarchae"
14. Hymnus "Illuminans Altissimus micantium"
15. Responsorium Cum Infantibus "Ecce completa sunt"
16. Antiphona "Apparuit gratia Salvatoris nostri" Cum Psalmo
17. Antiphona "Ecce completa sunt" Ad Magnificat
18. Oratio "Tribue, quaesumus"
19. Psalmellus "Apparuit in mundo"
20. Responsorium In Baptisterio "Vidimus stellam ejus"
21. Antiphona "Benedictus Dominus Deus Israel" Ad Benedictus
22. Oratio "Deus, qui hodierna die"
23. Psalmellus "Videntes stellam magi"
Eventueel:
24. Franchino Gafurio: Kyrie
Schola Hungarica led by Janka Szendrei & László Dobszay
CD: Ambrosian chants for Epiphany
(BMC Records 07503, 2010)
