Research Catalog

Title

Song of songs [sound recording].

Author

Orchestra of the Renaissance. prf

Publication

San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain : Glossa, p2000.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Cheetham, Richard.
• Noone, Michael J. (Michael John), 1956-
• Vivanco, Sebastián de, approximately 1550-1622.
• Févin, Antoine de.
• Morales, Cristóbal de, approximately 1500-1553.
• Gombert, Nicolas, active 16th century.
• Victoria, Tomás Luis de, approximately 1548-1611.
• Guerrero, Francisco, 1528-1599.
• Ceballos, Rodrigo de, approximately 1530-1581.

Description

1 sound disc (63:31 min.) : digital; 4 3/4 in.

Alternative Title

Canticum canticorum

Subjects

• Instrumental ensembles
• Motets
• Masses
• Sacred vocal music > 16th century
• Sacred vocal ensembles with instrumental ensemble
• Song of Solomon (Music)

Note

• Motets with texts from the Old Testament book "Song of Solomon" by various composers, alternating with movements of a Mass by Morales. Three of the motets performed by instruments alone.
• Compact disc.
• Program notes by Richard Cheetham in English, with Spanish, French and German translations, and texts in Latin, with English, French, German and Spanish translations (35 p. : ill.) inserted in container.

Event (note)

• Recorded in St. George's Chesterton, Cambridge, England, July and Aug. 1999.

Contents

Veni dilecte mi / Sebastián de Vivanco (5:03) -- Vulnerasti cor meum / Antoine de Févin (5:25) -- Missa Vulnerasti cor meum. Kyrie / Cristóbal de Morales (3:32) -- Tota pulchra es (instrumental) / Nicolas Gombert (2:54) -- Missa Vulnerasti cor meum. Gloria / Cristóbal de Morales (5:04) -- Nigra sum sed formosa / Tomás Luis de Victoria (2:59) -- Quasi cedrus (instrumental) / Francisco Guerrero (5:28) -- Missa Vulnerasti cor meum. Credo / Cristóbal de Morales (8:51) -- Quam pulchra es / Nicolas Gombert (4:58) -- Missa Vulnerasti cor meum. Sanctus / Cristóbal de Morales (5:43) -- Hortus conclusus (instrumental) / Rodrigo de Ceballos (4:13) -- Missa Vulnerasti cor meum. Agnus Dei / Cristóbal de Morales (6:16) -- Ego flos campi / Francisco Guerrero (3:05).

Call Number

*LDC 24101 (F)

OCLC

• 45650478
• NYPG01-R542

Author

Orchestra of the Renaissance. Performer

Title

Song of songs [sound recording].

Imprint

San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain : Glossa, p2000.

Performer

Orchestra of the Renaissance [voices & period instruments] ; Richard Cheetham, director ; Michael Noone, guest conductor.

Event

Recorded in St. George's Chesterton, Cambridge, England, July and Aug. 1999.

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Added Author

Cheetham, Richard. Conductor

Noone, Michael J. (Michael John), 1956- Conductor

Vivanco, Sebastián de, approximately 1550-1622. Liber motectorum. Veni dilecte mi.

Févin, Antoine de. Vulnerasti cor meum.

Morales, Cristóbal de, approximately 1500-1553. Masses, book 1. Missa Vulnerasti cor meum.

Gombert, Nicolas, active 16th century. Motets, voices (5), book 1. Tota pulchra es.

Victoria, Tomás Luis de, approximately 1548-1611. Missae, Psalmi, Magnificat, ad Virginem Dei Matrem salutiones, aliaque. Nigra sum sed formosa.

Guerrero, Francisco, 1528-1599. Sacrae cantiones. Quasi cedrus.

Gombert, Nicolas, active 16th century. Motets, voices (4), book 1. Quam pulchra es.

Ceballos, Rodrigo de, approximately 1530-1581. Hortus conclusus.

Guerrero, Francisco, 1528-1599. Motets, book 2. Ego flos campi.

Publisher No.

GCD 921403 Glossa

Research Call Number

*LDC 24101 (F) Texts & program notes on file.