Your Sunday repose with pleasant early music; special ‘delights’ from 5 centuries of music history. Festive early music in regards to Easter.
1. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)/ Johann Kuhnau (1660-1722).
– Motet "Der Gerechte kommt um" (BWV unknown).
Pygmalion led by Raphaël Pichon.
(ALPHA 130, 2007)
2. Dietrich Buxtehude (1637-1707).
– Cantate "Ich bin die Auferstehung" BuxWV 44.
Harry van der Kamp, bass. Period Instrument Ensemble.
(Sony Classical SK 68264, 1996)
3. Gregorian.
– Antiphona quinta: Inter natos mulierum.
Donna Marguerita Chiara Cozzolani (1602-ca.1678).
– Laudate Dominum.
Andrea Falconieri (1585-1656).
– Ciaccona a 3.
Gregoriaans.
– Antiphona ad Magnificat: Ingresso Zacharia.
Giovanni Battista Bovicelli (ca.1550-ca.1595).
– Magnificat anima mea.
Carlos Mena, countertenor. La Fenice led by Jean Tubéry.
(Naïve/Astrée E 8879)
4. After Bernard de Ventadorn (13th century).
– Totz altres joys.
Naar Marcabru (13th century).
– Nota sebissa.
Anonyme, Manuscrit du Roy (14th century).
– La quarta estampie royal.
Anonyme traditioneel.
– Danse angloise.
Millenarium.
(Ricercar RIC 274, 2008)
5. Coppini/ Monteverdi.
– O gloriose martyr.
Le Poème Harmonique led by Vincent Dumestre.
(ALPHA 039, 2003)
6. Giovanni Gabrieli (ca.1555-1612).
– Canzon decimasettima a 12 (in tre cori).
– Jubilate Deo a 10.
– Omnes gentes a 16 (in quatro cori).
Choeur de Chambre de Namur. La Fenice led by Jean Tubéry.
(Ricercar RIC 259, 2007)
