An educational programme featuring early music. Music in honour of St. Cecilia.
Saturday 22 november, it’s St.Cecilia’s Day, the patroness of music. For that reason, our programme today is full of Cecilia music from the Renaissance.
Peter Philips (ca 1560 – 1628)
1. Caecilia Virgo
Choir of Royal Holloway, English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble, Rupert Gough
(Hyperion CDA67945, 2013)
Gheerkin de Hondt (active 1539–47)
2. Missa Caeciliam cantata pii: Kyrie
3. Missa Caeciliam cantata pii: Gloria
Egidius Quartet
(Etcetera KTC 1300, 2006)
Luca Marenzio (1553 of 1554 – 1599)
4. Sacrae cantiones: Caeciliam cantate
Progetto Musica olv. Giulio Monaco
(Tactus TC 551304, 1999, 2013)
Gheerkin de Hondt
5. Missa Caeciliam cantata pii: Sanctus
6. Missa Caeciliam cantata pii: Agnus Dei
Egidius Quartet
(Etcetera KTC 1300, 2006)
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (ca 1525 – 1594)
7. Cantantibus organis
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, Andrea Dragoni & Anonymus
8. Gloria
9. Domine Deus
10 Qui tollis
The Cardinall’s Musick led by Andrew Carwood
(Hyperion CDA67860, 2011)
Alessandro Grandi (1586 – 1630)
11. Caecilia
Musica Antiqua Praha led by Pavel Klikar
(Supraphon SU 3017-2 931, 1996)
Additionally:
Giuseppe Scarani (active 1628–42)
12. Sonata prima a 2
Musica Antiqua Praha led by Pavel Klikar
(Supraphon SU 3017-2 931, 1996)
