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Klasyczna Muzyka Dawna
premiera polska: 01.06.2012
kontynent: Europa
kraj: Anglia
opakowanie: plastikowe etui
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Jean Mouton was a Renaissance French composer and choirmaster, much acknowledged but more rarely recorded, who wrote a body of music that's both technically inventive and immediately appealing. Here Stephen Rice and The Brabant Ensemble-renowned exponents of sixteenth-century Franco-Flemish repertoire-perform all Mouton's eight-part music, two four-part motets, and his only five-part Mass setting, the Missa Tu es Petrus. The latter is characterized by light, clear textures and a soaring cantus firmus, while the double-choir Nesciens mater is rightly famous for its ingenious canon. Sheer compositional skill aside, all these works demonstrate Mouton's vivid and original imagination-one that has the ability to speak directly to our time.
utwory:
1. Nesciens mater [5'37]
2. Ave Maria, gemma virginum [2'26]
3. Exsultet coniubilando [4'13]
4. Verbum bonum et suave [11'08]
Missa Tu es Petrus [31'02]
5. Movement 1: Kyrie [3'38]
6. Movement 2: Gloria [7'06]
7. Movement 3: Credo [9'18]
8. Movement 4: Sanctus and Benedictus [5'52]
Helen Ashby (soprano), Kate Ashby (soprano), Emma Ashby (alto)
9. Movement 5: Agnus Dei [5'08]
10. Bona vita, bona refectio [6'11]
11. Factum est silentium [5'30]
total time - 66:07
more info: www.hyperion-records.co.uk
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