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 01. "Veni, veni, Emanuel" 02. "Angelus ad virginem - Gabriel fram Heven-King" 03. "Gaude virgo salutata - Gaude virgo singularis" 04. "Hayl Mary, ful of grace" 05. "Gloria" 06. "Ther is no rose of swych vertu" 07. "Ibo michi ad monetm mirre" 08. "Veni redemptor gencium" 09. "Dominus dixit ad me" 10. "Nowel: Owt of your slepe aryse" 11. "Gloria" 12. "Ecce, quod natura"
Veterem hominem (Messe) (Auszug) 13. "Sanctus" 14. "Ave rex angelorum"
Veterem hominem (Messe) (Auszug) 15. "Agnus dei" 16. "Nowel syng we bothe al and som" 17. "Nova, nova! Ave fit ex Eva"
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| Description: | Christmas in Medieval England allows listeners to share the beauty, excitement, intensity, and variety found in a Blue Heron concert performance. The program includes plainchant, carols, and other music for Advent and Christmas from 15th c. England. It is comprised entirely of tracks recorded live at First Church in Cambridge, Congregational in December 2013. The appeal of this recording to fans of Blue Heron's first disc (BHCD1001) containing music of 15th c. France should prove strong. "Blue Heron took an atypically energetic approach to medieval sacred vocal works, which are often performed with an all too respectful and reserved detachment. From the antiphonal chants to the simple songs and hymns that filled out their well-balanced program Friday night at First Church in Cambridge, Blue Heron harnessed a lively sense of phrasing and perfectly suited dynamics that gave this repertoire a sense of e motional investment. " (Boston Classical Review Dec. 21, 2013)Copyright 2015 Aeon Audio
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BHCD1006 |
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Sacred Music
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- Gregorian Musicol. 47- Magnificat 19- Mass 168- Motet 95- Oratorio 144- Other Sacred Music 662- Passion 69- Requiem 92- Sacred Cantata 130- Sacred Madrigal 14- Stabat Mater 13- TeDeum 6Symphonic Music 14.527
Weihnachten im mittelalterlichen England
