O Tu Chara Scienca - La musique dans la Pensée Médiévale

Klasyczna Muzyka Dawna
premiera polska: 2009-07-14
kontynent: Europa
kraj: Francja
opakowanie: Digipackowe etui
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Editr's Info:
Arcana's O tu chara Sciença, featuring Italian period instrument and vocal ensemble La Reverdie, is quite simply one of the best-ever recordings of music from the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Firstly, the very premise of the program transmits a complete understanding of the theoretical function of music in the late middle ages; music, at least among the learned, was neither an empty entertainment offered in the court or public square, nor was it purely understood as something to hang a sacred service upon to help it turn corners more smoothly. Music was a science on a level with mathematics, astronomy, and geometry. Late medieval theorists divided it into genres completely unfamiliar to twenty first century eyes; musica mundana related to proportions to the four elements and their connection to the four seasons of the year, musica humana to the proportions of the human body and soul, musica instrumentalis to mathematical relationships in music produced by instruments, and musica terrestris.

utwory:
1. Apposte Messe - Composed by Lorenzo da Firenze
2. Or sus vous dormés trop - Composed by Ivrea Codex Anonymous
3. De luscinia (attrib. Fulbert de Chartres) - Composed by Anonymous
4. Si dolce non sonò, madrigal for 3 voices, S. 210 - Composed by Francesco Landini
5. Segugi a corda - Composed by Magister Piero
6. Qui vult psallere - Composed by Anonymous
7. Pantheon abluitur / Apollonis eclipsatur / Zodiacum signis lustrantibus, motet - Composed by Anonymous
8. O tu chara sciença - Composed by Anonymous
9. Musica son che mi dolgo, triple madrigal for 3 voices, S. 213 - Composed by Anonymous
10. Are post libamina / Nunc surgunt in populo, motet for 5 voices - Composed by Giovanni da Firenze
11. S' i', Monocordo Gentil - Composed by Francesco Landini
12. Non più doglie ebbe Dido, ballata à 3 - Composed by Francesco Landini
13. Chose Tassin - Composed by Francesco Landini
14. Nu sculon herigean (attrib. Caedmon) - Composed by Matheus de Sancto Johanne
15. In omnem terram, gradual - Composed by Matheus de Sancto Johanne
16. Alleluya - Cantabant Sancti - Composed by Donato da Cascia
17. Laus Trinitati, antiphon - Composed by Anonymous
18. Ysaias cecini / Tytire tu patule - Composed by Anonymous
19. Alma polis religio / Axe poli cum artica, motet in 4 voices - Composed by Anonymous
20. Lo Signore ringraçando - Composed by Hildegard of Bingen
21. Ysaias Cecinit
Composed by Anonymous
22. Tytire, tu patule
Composed by Anonymous
23. Alma polis religio/axe poli cum artica
Composed by J. de Porta
24. Alma polis religio/axe poli cum artica
Composed by J. de Porta
25. Lo Signore Ringracando
Composed by Research Composer

total time - 01:13:19
wydano: 2006
more info: www.outhere-music.com
more info2: www.lareverdie.com