An hour of browsing through early music. While the 2017 Early Music Festival is in full swing, we will look back at the 2016 edition: Adriaen Willaert in Venice.
Adriaen Willaert was one of the central figures during the Early Music Festival 2016 and is featured in this broadcast. Venice was a breeding ground for musical innovation, and Willaert laid the foundation of the Venetian School.
Adriaen Willaert (ca 1490-1562)
1. Ave Virgo
2. Lauda Jerusalem
Capella Sancti Michaelis and Currende Consort conducted by Erik van Nevel
(CD De Vlaamse Polyfonie – Adriaen Willaert en Italië, Eufoda 1160)
Adriaen Willaert
3. Qual dolcezza giamai
4. Allons, allons gay
Romanesque conducted by Philippe Malfeyt. Kathelijne van Laethem, soprano
(CD Adriaan Willaert – Chansons Madrigali Villanelle, Ricercar RIC 331)
Cypriano de Rore (1515/6 – 1565)
5. Mentre, lumi maggior
6. Alma Susanna
Consort of Musicke conducted by Anthony Rooley
(CD Il quinto libro di madrigali, Musica Oscura 070991)
Adriaen Willaert
7. Ricercar X
Ensemble Romanesque
(CD Adriaen Willaert – Chansons Madrigali Villanelle, Ricercar RIC 331)
Jacques Buus (ca 1500-1565)
8. Ricercare
Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet
(CD Time Signals – Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet, NM Classics NM 92100)
Giovanni Gabrieli (ca 1555-1612)
9. Confitebor tibi Domine a 13 (in tre cori)
La Fenice. Choeur de Chambre de Namur conducted by Jean Tubery
(CD Giovanni Gabrieli – In Festo Sanctissimae Trinitatis, Ricercar RIC 259)
Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643)
10. From Selva Morale e spirituale: Dixit Dominus (secondo) a 8, psalm 109
Emma Kirby, soprano. Rogers Covey Crump, tenor. David Thomas, bass. Taverner Consort and Taverner Players conducted by Andrew Parrott
(CD Claudio Monteverdi – Venetiaanse Vespermuziek, EMI rec.CDC 747016-2)
