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Additional authors

1. Haslam, Micaela
2. Lewis, Anne
3. Wicks, Joanne
4. Tavener, Rebecca
5. Taylor, William (Harpist)
6. Preece, Isobel
7. Buckley, Ann (Ann I.)
8. Roesner, Edward H
9. Casey, Sara
10. Hair, Greta Mary
11. MacMillan, James, 1959-
12. Moody, Ivan
13. McGlynn, Michael
14. McGarr, Peter
15. Metcalf, Joanne, 1958-
16. Rowe, Rebecca, 1970-
17. Ekkehard I, Dean of St. Gall, -973
18. Jackson, Gabriel, 1962-
19. McCarthy, James, 1979-
20. Tavener, John

Description

1. 1 online resource (1 sound file)

Uniform title

1. Inchcolm antiphoner.

Alternative title

1. Salve splendor.
2. Confessor Dei.
3. Green grow the rushes.
4. Inviolata, integra et casta es.
5. Through the wood, laddie.
6. Beatus Gallus.
7. Sacrosanctum Kentegernus.

Subject

1. Brigid, of Ireland, Saint, approximately 453-approximately 524 -- Songs and music
2. Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint -- Songs and music
3. Gall, Saint, approximately 550-approximately 630 -- Songs and music
4. Columban, Saint, 543-615 -- Songs and music
5. Kentigern, Saint, -approximately 612 -- Songs and music
6. Brigid, of Ireland, Saint, approximately 453-approximately 524
7. Columban, Saint, 543-615
8. Gall, Saint, approximately 550-approximately 630
9. Kentigern, Saint, -approximately 612
10. Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint
11. Gregorian chants
12. Choruses, Sacred (Women's voices, 3 parts), Unaccompanied
13. Choruses, Sacred (Women's voices, 3 parts) with harp
14. Celtic music
15. Celtic harp music
16. Antiphons (Music)
17. Breviaries
18. Rhymed offices

Genre/Form

1. Music.
2. Streaming audio.

Contents

1. Salve splendor (Inchcolm antiphoner) / transcribed and edited by Isobel Woods-Preece -- Os mutorum / James MacMillan -- Confessor Dei (Inchcolm antiphoner) / transcribed and edited by Isobel Woods-Preece -- O quam mirabilis / Ivan Moody -- Green grow the rushes (harp) (17th and 18th century Scottish sources) -- Lorica / Michael McGlynn -- Flower garland / Peter McGarr -- Five lauds antiphons (Office for St. Brigit) / transcribed and edited by Ann Buckley -- Inviolata, integra et casta es, Maria (W1, St. Andrews Music Book) / transcribed and edited by Edward H. Roesner -- Through the wood, laddie (harp) (17th and 18th century Scottish sources) -- Shining light / Joanne Metcalf -- Beatus Gallus (Plainchant) / transcribed and edited by Sara Casey -- There is nothing brighter than the sun / Rebecca Rowe -- O solis occasu (Plainchant) / Ekkehartus of Saint Gall ; transcribed and edited by Sara Casey -- Ubi flumen praesulis / Gabriel Jackson -- Sacrosanctum Kentegernus (Sprouston breviary) / transcribed and edited by Greta-Mary Hair -- The stars in their courses / James McCarthy -- Two hadiths / John Tavener.

Note

1. "World-premiere recordings of medieval and contemporary spiritual songs" -- Cover.
2. The medieval plainchant comes from Scottish, Irish and European manuscripts. Sacrosanctum Kentegernus is from the Sprouston breviary, Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland, Adv. MSS 18.2.13B, dated c.1300. The transcription of Beatus Gallus is from the 15th century manuscript, Prague, Narodni kniknvna VI F 16. The transcription of A solis occasu is from Würzburg, Universitätsbibliothek MS M. Ch. F. 283, dated 1624. Inviolata, integra et casta es, Maria is from the Wolfennbuttel Herzog-August-Bibliotek, 628 Helmstadtiensis (WI), or St. Andrews Music Book.

Event (note)

1. Recorded at Greyfriars Church, Edinburgh, UK 24th-26th February and 9th November 2009.

Language (note)

1. Sung in English and Latin.

Author

1. Canty (Musical group)

Title

1. Carmina Celtica.

Publisher

1. Glascow, Scotland : Linn Records, [2010]

Copyright date

1. ℗2010

Playing time

1. 000104 000429 000058 000358 000233 000521 000353 000326 000254 000423 000549 000316 000225 000240 000444 000159 000343 000915

Type of content

1. performed music

Type of medium

1. computer

Type of carrier

1. online resource

Performer

1. Canty: Micaela Haslam, Anne Lewis, Joanne Wicks, Rebecca Tavener, director ; William Taylor, harp (romanesque harp by Rainer Thurau, Wiesbaden, 21 gut strings ; medieval wire-strung clarsach by Ardival Harps, Strathpeffer, 26 brass & silver strings ; late-medieval bray harp by Ardival Harps, 26 gut strings).

Event

1. Recorded at Greyfriars Church, Edinburgh, UK 24th-26th February and 9th November 2009.

Language

1. Sung in English and Latin.

Source of description

1. Hard copy version record.

Connect to:

1. Access Naxos Music Library

Added author

1. Haslam, Micaela.
2. Lewis, Anne.
3. Wicks, Joanne.
4. Tavener, Rebecca.
5. Taylor, William (Harpist)
6. Preece, Isobel.
7. Buckley, Ann (Ann I.)
8. Roesner, Edward H.
9. Casey, Sara.
10. Hair, Greta Mary.
11. MacMillan, James, 1959- Strathclyde motets. Os mutorum.
12. Moody, Ivan. O quam mirabilis.
13. McGlynn, Michael. Lorica.
14. McGarr, Peter. Flower garland.
15. Metcalf, Joanne, 1958- Shining light.
16. Rowe, Rebecca, 1970- There is nothing brighter than the sun.
17. Ekkehard I, Dean of St. Gall, -973. O solis occasu.
18. Jackson, Gabriel, 1962- Ubi flumen praesulis.
19. McCarthy, James, 1979- Stars in their courses.
20. Tavener, John. Hadiths.

Added title

1. Inchcolm antiphoner.
2. Salve splendor.
3. Confessor Dei.
4. Green grow the rushes.
5. Inviolata, integra et casta es.
6. Through the wood, laddie.
7. Beatus Gallus.
8. Sacrosanctum Kentegernus.

Other form:

1. Source record: Canty (Musical group). Carmina Celtica. Glascow, Scotland : Linn Records, p2010 (OCoLC)813255821

Other standard identifier

1. GBASH1037801
2. GBASH1037802
3. GBASH1037803
4. GBASH1037804
5. GBASH1037805
6. GBASH1037806
7. GBASH1037807
8. GBASH1037808
9. GBASH1037809
10. GBASH1037810
11. GBASH1037811
12. GBASH1037812
13. GBASH1037813
14. GBASH1037814
15. GBASH1037815
16. GBASH1037816
17. GBASH1037817
18. GBASH1037818

Publisher no.

1. CKD378 Linn Records

Branch call number

1. eNYPL Music