Consort Music at the time of Shakespeare: William Byrd and his contemporaries
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Label: Actes Sud
Cat No: ASM28
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 28th October 2016
Contents
Works
In nomine a 6, MB72Browning
In nomine a 5, MB153
Christe qui lux
Fantasia a 3, BE2
Fantasia a 4, BE4
Fantasia a 6, BE12
In nomine a 4, BE16
Pavan and Galliard a 6
Sermone blando a 3: consort hymn BE17/23
In nomine a 4, MB17
In nomine a 5, MB55
Spes nostra
De la court
In nomine a 5, MB57
O lux beata Trinitas, MB5
Miserere
In nomine a 5, MB61
In Nomine 'Blamles'
In Nomine 'Crye'
O lux beata Trinitas
Artists
Spes NostraJerome Hantai
Works
In nomine a 6, MB72Browning
In nomine a 5, MB153
Christe qui lux
Fantasia a 3, BE2
Fantasia a 4, BE4
Fantasia a 6, BE12
In nomine a 4, BE16
Pavan and Galliard a 6
Sermone blando a 3: consort hymn BE17/23
In nomine a 4, MB17
In nomine a 5, MB55
Spes nostra
De la court
In nomine a 5, MB57
O lux beata Trinitas, MB5
Miserere
In nomine a 5, MB61
In Nomine 'Blamles'
In Nomine 'Crye'
O lux beata Trinitas
Artists
Spes NostraJerome Hantai
About
The first part of this programme offers an anthology of music for viol consort composed during the reign of Elizabeth I. William Byrd (1540-1623), obviously holds a unique place and profoundly influenced both his contemporaries and generations of composers in England. The second part is dedicated precisely to those musicians who were able to continue the tradition of the viol consort from England, while making it evolve stylistically, especially under the influence of the Italian madrigal.
Spes Nostra:
- Kaorl Uemura
- Jérôme Hantaï
- Catherine Armoux
- Emmanuel Balssa
- Julien Leonard
- Alix Verzier
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