Your Sunday repose with pleasant early music; special ‘delights’ from 7 centuries of music history.
1. Gregoriaans.
– Antiphon: Veni, Domine.
William Byrd (ca.1540-1623).
– Canticle: Nunc dimittis, Gradualia I.
Stile Antico.
(HMU 807419, 2007)
2. from Giraut de Borneill (1175-1220).
– Chanson ("No puese sofrir c’a la dolor").
from Raimbaut de Vaqueiras (ca.1150-1207).
– Estampie Ancienne ("Kalenda maya").
from Macabru (1100-1150?).
– Planctus ("Pax! in nomini Domini!").
Hespèrion XXI led by Jordi Savall.
(AliaVox AV 9857, 2008)
3. Biagio Marini (1597-1665).
– Meraviglia d’Amore.
Carlo Calvi (first half of 17th century).
– Ballo dell’ Granduca.
Sigismondo D’India (1582-1629)
– Sfere, fermate.
Antonio Carbonchi (first half of 17th century).
– Ciaccona.
Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger (ca.1580-1651).
– Cinta di rose.
Biagio Marini.
– Mirami.
Marco Beasley, tenor. Private Musicke led by Pierre Pitzl.
(ORF CD 296, 2002)
4. George Frideric Handel (1685-1759).
Trio Sonata in F major Op.5 no.6 HWV 401:
– Largo.
– Allegro – Adagio.
– Adagio.
– Allegro.
– Andante: Variatio.
L’Ecole d’Orphée.
(Regis RRC 1294, 2008).
5. Thomas Tallis (ca.1505-1585).
– Responsory: Miserere nostri, Domine.
Stile Antico.
(HMU 807419, 2007)
Possibly supplemented by:
6. Domenico Pellegrini (ca.1610-na 1662).
– Brando.
Private Musicke led by Pierre Pitzl.
(ORF CD 296, 2002)
