Susato: Sacred And Secular Music From Renaissance Germany [Ciaramella]

09 August 2019

Sacred And Secular Music From Renaissance Germany [Ciaramella]

Sacred And Secular Music From Renaissance Germany

Nicolas Grenon (c1377-1456)

Nova vobis gaudia

Guillaume Dufay (c1400-1474)

Se la face ay pale

Anonymous

Gaude, virgo, mater Jesu Christe

Heinrich Finck (c1445-1527)

Wer ih eyn falck / Invicto regi jubilo

Heinrich Isaac (c1450-1517)

Missa Je ne fay plus - Kyrie

Missa Je ne fay plus - Gloria

Fille, vous ave mal gardé

Anonymous

Alma chorus / O du arme Judas

Mein Herz is hohen Freuden ist

Gespiele, liebe Gespiele güt

O plebs quae Deum amas

Jacob Barbireau (1455-1491)

Een vroylic wesen

Adam von Fulda (c1445-1505)

O Jupiter / O diva soller virgo

Anonymous

Sancta Maria wohn uns bei

Johannes Beham (fl c1475)

Komm Heiliger Geist

Anonymous

So steh ich hie auf dieser Erd

Uf dieser Erd

Mein Herz in hohen Freuden ist

Fanfare - Wer ich eyn falck

Dies est laetitiae

Pleni sunt caeli

Ciaramella Instrumental And Vocal Ensemble

Anna Levenstein, Mary Larew, Gail West (soprano)

Adam Gilbert, Rotem Gilbert, Doug Milliken, Debra Nagy (recorder, shawm, bagpipes)

Greg Ingles (slide trumpet, sackbut)

Erik Schmalz (sackbut)

Kris Ingles (trumpet)

Mahan Esfahani (organ)

(flac image, log, cue, booklet)

(by courtesy of basso profundo@Susato)

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Posts with: Adam Gilbert, Rotem Gilbert, Mahan Esfahani

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basso profundo09 August, 2019 20:40
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Der Skeptiker10 August, 2019 10:52
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09 August 2019

Sacred And Secular Music From Renaissance Germany [Ciaramella]

Sacred And Secular Music From Renaissance Germany

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