| 1. Grave Robbers from Mars |
| 2. Disease |
| 3. Drug Store |
| 4. Exit Wound |
| 5. Shine |
| 6. Hold Me Down |
| 7. Electra |
| 8. Drowned |
| 9. Interlude |
| 10. Powerstrip |
| 11. Spain |
| 12. Slide |
| 13. Dog |
| 14. Get With It |
e-lux,Human Waste Project,Hollywood Records,Alternative Pop/Rock,Heavy Metal,Pop,Popular Music,Rock
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Sinners & Saints: The Ultimate Medieval and Renaissance Music Collection
Manufacturer: Decca ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000428D Release Date: 1996-07-23 |
Tracks:
- Dum pater familias
- La Bouree
- The Sylvan And Oceanic Delights Of Posilipo: Gagliarda
- Quen a Virgen ben servira
- Bransles de Villages
- Carmina Burana: Katerine collaudemus
- The Sylvan And Oceanic Delights Of Posilipo: La scesa de' Pastori dal Monte
- Orientis partibus
- Volte
- Llibre Vermell: Stella Splendens
- Carmina Burana: Tempus est iocundum
- The Sylvan And Oceanic Delights Of Posilipo: Ballo de Cigni
- Carmina Burana: Bache, bene venies
- Lux optata claruit
- Ballet Incerti
- Non e gran causa
- Passo e mezzo - Saltarello Giorgio
Customer Reviews:
Rennaissance music at it's finest!.......2007-06-29
a voice teacher and early music fan.......2007-02-04
This is a varied group of works, some dances, some strictly instrumental and some accompanied vocal.
The role of dancing, as you might suspect, was enormously important in this era. 'Le Bouree' showcases the dance music of the composer Michael Praetorius. The 'Bransles de Villages' is of French origin and features 2 violins, 2 violas, a cello, a great bass viol, hurdy-gurdy and 2 lutes. 'La scesa de Pastori dal Monte' is an Italian dance by Andrea Ansalone. Another dance written by Michael Praetorious was the 'Volte' which actually involved 4 short dances. It was considered not respectable because of the close contact between the dancers.
The strictly instrumental songs are : 'Dum pater familias' is called a pilgrim song, and it was religious in nature. And, of course, all the dance songs are instrumental.
The vocally oriented songs are: 'Quen a Virgin ben servira' is a song taken from a collection of songs about the miracles attributed to the Virgin Mary.-Three of the songs are from the famous 'Carmina Burana' manuscript.- 'Orientis partibus' is from the 'Feast of fools'which was a feast held by the church itself in which the status of the church herarchy was reversed as inferior clergy assumed the role of their superiors.-'Stella Splendours' is another pilgrim song; this song was sung by pilgrims who went to worship as the Shrine of the Virgin at Montserrat.
I always trust the quality of a CD when Philip Pickett and the New London Consort are involved. This album is very interesting, but I would hope that this would be classified as the more "pop" type music of the period. Also, I don't think that I personally would call it early music, as is indicated in the accompanying booklet. Today that term brings to mind Monteverdi, Cavalli, Palestrina, the Scarlatti's, up to and including Handel and Bach etc.. Just a personal reaction on my part. This is a very well put together disc.
A good sampler of New London Consort's work.......2006-12-20
Excellent renditions of lively 'old music'........2005-11-23
This is really the sort of thing you would expect to hear from a travelling troupe of minstrals, but not from a solo artist, as practically every performance involves several instruments and voices.
Some tracks will sound especially familiar, as they are very similar to Carl Orff's 'Carmina Burana', inspired by medieval texts.
Compared to many recordings of music from Shakespeare's time, this collection is superior and well worth the investment.
A Treasure of the Time Period.......2005-08-11
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Verdi: Requiem Mass; Cherubini: Requiem in C minor
Manufacturer: EMI Classics ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0002Z83M0 Release Date: 2005-02-15 |
Tracks:
- Requiem Aeternam
- Kyrie Eleison
- Dies Irae
- Tuba Mirum
- Mors Stupebit
- Liber Scriptus
- Quid Sum Miser
- Rex Tremendae Majestatis
- Recordare
- Ingemisco
- Confutatis Maledictis
- Lacrymosa Dies Illa
- Domine Jesu Christie
- No.4 - Sanctus
- No.5 - Agnus Dei
Tracks:
- No.6 - Lux Aeterna
- No.7 - Libera Me
- Introitus Et Kyrie - Ambrosian Chorus
- Graduale - Ambrosian Chorus
- Dies Irae - Ambrosian Chorus
- Offertorium - Ambrosian Chorus
- Sanctus - Ambrosian Chorus
- Pie Jesu - Ambrosian Chorus
- Agnus Dei - Ambrosian Chorus
Customer Reviews:
Theatrical Verdi, ravishing Cherubini.......2007-04-21
Muti's 1987 recording featured brilliant but well-disciplined singing. In this 1979 album, however, the discipline seems to have been left outside the recording studio.
Words are grossly mispronounced, soloists are often a bit flat, and some of the vocalizing is uncomfortably forced. There is also a lot of use of ritards that sometimes sound overdone.
But what made up for these drawbacks - and why I really LOVE this CD! - was the no-holds-barred theatricality. If you want a performance that is every bit as operatic as Verdi never wanted it to be, if you want every human emotion front and center, if you want a reading that couldn't care less about all those vocal niceties that music teachers charge so much to teach - well, here it is!
The CD fools you at first. The opening Requiem chorus is barely audible, as is often the case. But suddenly you get punched in the face with the angriest, most violent "Te decet" basses you've ever heard. Forget the usual hymn-like treatment this passage normally gets. These hymnists are carrying sledgehammers.
When the four soloists enter for the Kyrie, they leave no doubt that this really is going to be Verdi's "greatest opera." I have never, ever heard the Kyrie opening with such prima donna bombast.
Veriano Luchetti had recorded the Verdi Requiem just two years earlier with Georg Solti and Leontyne Price. He was theatrical then, and still is. It's a real pleasure to hear him go full voice in places like Quid sum miser and Hostias.
Agnes Baltsa would later record a marvelous Verdi Requiem with Herbert von Karajan (1984). Her big, powerful voice still rings with Muti.
Evgeny Nesterenko is a star of the Russian opera world. In 1979, he was no doubt the Jerome Hines of the USSR. Of all the Verdi Requiem basses I've heard, Nesterenko is one of my favorites. His pronunciation will make purists cringe, though, and half the time he sounds like he's singing through his nose. But his monumentally deep bass sound and swooping vocal theatrics are so much fun to listen to!
While all of the soloists did their part to maximize the drama, I think Renato Scotto gets first prize. Her Recordare is the weepiest I've ever heard, with lots of pop-music style inhaling to add to the emotion. In the Lacrymosa, you can almost see the tears coming down; you'd think you were watching the final scene of Madama Butterfly. In the Libera Me, she sounds frightfully angry, like she's ready to punch God in the face. Scotto has a huge voice with a bit of a wobble; she is recorded extremely well here.
The Ambrosian Chorus, like the La Scala Opera Chorus several years later, had their hands full with Muti's lightning-fast tempos. Practically all the choral highlights (Dies Irae, Sanctus, Libera Me fugue) are done at frightening speeds which this chorus handles with great control. The sopranos are strangely over-miked at times: during the Libera Me fugue, their long sustained notes were distractingly loud and detracted from the main melody line.
The Philharmonia Orchestra does well, but even they can only do so much. Muti conducts the Dies Irae so quickly, that the strings literally have to slow down ever so slightly so they can negotiate the virtuosic runs. The brass sound great throughout, but sometimes they are over-miked to the point where they drown out the chorus.
Luigi Cherubini (1760 - 1842) wrote two requiems. The first, the Requiem in C Minor, was written in 1816 in France. If you've never heard a requiem that has no soloists, I strongly recommend this performance by Muti, the Ambrosian Chorus and the Philharmonia Orchestra (recorded July 1980, London).
Cherubini was a contemporary of Mozart's, so comparisons are inevitable. Mozart never came close to finishing his requiem; Cherubini's score is complete from cover to cover. Personally, I was totally enchanted with this setting and am at a loss as to its infrequent recordings and performances.
The Cherubini Requiem lasts 48 minutes. The opening Introitus and Kyrie were subdued and very moving, quite unlike Verdi's version. The Dies Irae was a powerful statement, proving that a good chorus and orchestra are all you need to depict Judgment Day.
The Offertorium, at 16'33", was the longest movement. It features a heavenly setting of the phrase "sed signifer sanctus Michael" and a rousing setting of "Quam olim Abrahae" that must surely have lifted the audiences off their chairs.
The Sanctus is short (only 1'20") but is overwhelming in its majestic sweep. The requiem finishes with a dramatic setting of the Agnus Dei that might surprise some modern ears.
The Ambrosian Chorus makes the most of this exhilirating score; they are a joy to listen to. Muti and the Philharmonia seem to have put the Verdi behind them, and have formed a satisfying partnership that makes this precious music shine.
No texts or translations. This 2004 album was released earlier in 1996.
Highly recommended.
I'm satisfied........2007-01-23
All-out operatic, no holds barred.......2006-09-27
First, the professional Philharmonia chorus sounds superb, singing with wonderful unity and musicality (though not with Verdian fervor). All of the soloists are exemplary except for the aging Scotto--she was the greatest artist among them but not the spinto-dramatic soprano required here, or the alternative lyric soprano one sometimes hears (e.g., Schwarzkopf).
More generlaly, this was a hot shot's Requiem, eschewing spirituality for raw power and impact. Muti's Dies Irae and Sanctus were exhiliratingly fast. Memories of the fiery Toscanini were recalled. Now the Dies Irae seems like a pardoy as it races past. To tell the truth, the one thing that riveted my attention, despsite the wobble in her voice, was Scotto's tragic, almost wild solo singing. Muti's second try in the Nineties delivered a tamer reading, but this one can stand as a tribute to his early promise as Toscanini's all-too-brief successor.
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e-lux
Human Waste Project Manufacturer: Hollywood Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000OFZ Release Date: 1997-09-30 |
Tracks:
- Graverobbers From Mars
- Disease
- Drugstore
- Exit Wound
- Shine
- Hold Me Down
- Electra
- Drowned
- Interlude
- Powerstrip
- One Night In Spain...
- Slide
- Dog
- Get With It
Customer Reviews:
I Love This CD.......2007-03-09
this is theSTART.......2004-01-14
This is an all-time classic.......2003-04-01
"i'm just a girl without apology, to you i am diseased".......2002-05-17
Promo Edition.......2002-02-05
I only listened to this album because of the great band name. I was expecting a RATM/ ATD-I style heavy punk style album and was very shocked to hear a girl singing. Being a Cannibal Corpse fan, grrl bands are definately not my thing but i gave it a chance and i have to say that after 2 listens you are hooked.
I agree with other reviewers that the singers vocals are brilliant. The tracks that stick out are tracks 4, 7, 13 and the best track 11. There are no poor tracks.
The style is kind HEAVY/ MELODIC but to say its metal is going to far. The riffs are good and knid of hard rock/ soft metal but its only hardcore when compared to 'No Doubt'. The sound is pretty mainstream and alternative radio friendly but still worth a listen. Pleasantly suprised.
Damn- They already broke up!
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Elgar: The Ultimate Collection
Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000000SA1 Release Date: 1997-05-27 |
Tracks:
- Pomp And Circumstance March No. 4: Pomp And Circumstance March No.4
- Sospiri
- Chanson de matin
- Chanson de nuit
- Symphony No. 1: Andante: Nobilmente e semplice
- Dream Children: Allegretto piacevole
- Introduction And Allegro For Strings
- Enigam Variations: Introduction
- Ysobel
- Troyte
- W.N.
- Nimrod
- Elegy
- Cello Concerto: Adagio - Moderato
- Salut d'amour
- In The South (Alassio)
- Serenade For Strings: Allegro piacevole
- Larghetto
- Allegretto
- POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE MARCH NO. 1: Pomp And Circumstance March No.1
- Lux Aeterna
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Love's Illusion-Music From The Montpellier Codex 13th Century
Anonymous 4 , and Marsha Genensky Manufacturer: Harmonia Mundi Fr. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000007E5 Release Date: 1994-08-23 |
Tracks:
- Montpellier Codex: Plus Bele Que Flor - Quant Revient - L'autrier Joer - Flos Filius (Mo 21)
- Montpellier Codex: Puisque Bele Dame M'eime - Flos Filius (Mo 231)
- Montpellier Codex: Amours Mi Font Souffrir - En Mai - Flos Filius (Mo 111)
- Montpellier Codex: Ne Sai, Que Je Die - Iohanne (Mo 185)
- Montpellier Codex: Si Je Chante - Bien Doi Amer - Et Sperabit (Mo 311)
- Montpellier Codex: Or Ne Sai Je Que Devenir - Puisque D'amer - Kyrieleyson (Mo 267)
- Montpellier Codex: H? Dieus, De Si Haut Si Bas - Maubatus - Cumque (Mo 92)
- Montpellier Codex: Celui En Qui - La Bele Estoile - La Bele, En Qui - Iohanne (Mo 20)
- Montpellier Codex: Qui D'amours Se Plaint - Lux Magna (Mo 215)
- Montpellier Codex: Amours, Dont Je Sui - L'autrier, Au Douz Mois - Chose Tassin (Mo 270)
- Montpellier Codex: Au Cuer Ai Un Mal - Ja Ne M'en Repentirai - Jolietement (Mo 260)
- Montpellier Codex: Quant Voi La Fleur - Et Tenuerunt (Mo 241)
- Montpellier Codex: Quant Se Depart - Onques Ne Sai Amer - Docebit Omnem (Mo 131)
- Montpellier Codex: Joliement - Quant Voi La Florete - Je Sui Joliete - Aptatur (Mo 34)
- Montpellier Codex: Amor Potest Conqueri - Ad Amorem Sequitur (Mo 238)
- Montpellier Codex: Ce Que Je Tieng - Certes Mout - Bone Compaignie - Manere (Mo 33)
- Montpellier Codex: J'ai Si Bien Mon Cuer Assiz - Aucun M'ont - Angelus (Mo 128)
- Montpellier Codex: Ne M'oubliez Mie - Domino (Mo 236)
- Montpellier Codex: J'ai Mis Toute Ma Pensee - Je N'en Puis - Puerorum (Mo 255)
- Montpellier Codex: Blanchete - Quant Je Pens - Valare (Mo 168)
- Montpellier Codex: Dame, Qeu Je N'os Noumer - Amis Donc Est - Lonc Tans A (Mo 337)
- Montpellier Codex: Li Savours De Mon Desir - Li Grant Desir - Non Veul Mari (Mo 323)
- Montpellier Codex: Entre Copin - Je Me Cuidoie - Bele Ysabelos (Mo 256)
- Montpellier Codex: S'on Me Regarde - Prenn?s I Garde - H?, Mi Enfant (Mo 223)
- Montpellier Codex: Quant Yver La Bise Ameine - In Seculum (Mo 223)
- Montpellier Codex: Ne M'a Pas Oubli? - In Seculum (Mo 207)
- Montpellier Codex: On Doit Fin[e] Amor - La Biaut? - In Seculum (Mo 134)
- Montpellier Codex: Ja N'amerai Autre Que Cele - In Seculum (Mo 3)
- Montpellier Codex: Quant Je Parti De M'amie - Tuo (Mo 200)
Amazon.com essential recording
How's this for a concept: "True love may exist only outside of marriage, and a man must subject himself totally to the will of his beloved, whether or not her requests seem rational." If you think these ideas strange, be glad you weren't looking for love in France in the Middle Ages. These precepts course through thousands of song lyrics and love poetry during the 12th and 13th centuries and some of them appear on this exceptional recording by Anonymous 4. Specifically, these four women perform 13th century French motets found in an important manuscript known as the Montpellier Codex. These polyphonic works span the entire century and thus express a variety of styles. Sometimes the use of texts is striking, as when a love song, a diatribe against hypocrisy, and a rousing drinking song are sung simultaneously. Not bad, if you can get away with it. Anonymous 4 can-and does. --David VernierCustomer Reviews:
Excellent Rendition of Early Music. Buy It........2005-10-29
This is not to say I have a totally tin ear but rather to indicate that there is as strong or stronger connection between these secular songs and the liturgical music of the day as there is between Aretha Franklin's soul singing and Southern Baptist church songs. One would be foolish to think that church music influenced secular music for the first time in 1956.
The text for these songs is based on the Montpellier Codex from the 13th century and, as I said, are all in what I believe is an early version of French. The accompanying booklet gives all the French lyrics, plus translations of these lyrics into English and German (since the record company, harmonia mundi, is, I believe, headquartered in Germany and the recording is manufactured in Germany.
While this is the first album I have reviewed by this group (named after an anonymous 13th century English writer on music who lived and worked in Paris and wrote about the music done) I have been listening to their recordings for several years now and I decided to start with this one and leave some of the liturgical works for later, closer to the Christmas season.
On a purely visceral level, I like this recording very much. On an intellectual level, I believe this is as good or better than any other medieval pieces, and most other Renaissance vocal pieces I have heard, except for some works with larger choruses such as Guillaume Du Fay's Mass for St. Anthony of Padua and Ensemble Gilles Binchois recording of eleventh century French Polyphony.
For those who are new to Anonymous 4 recordings, they are generally done not in a studio but in the nave of a large church, so there is a distinct sense of their singing in a great open space, with little or no sense of electronic enhancement. I really like this effect for this music and find it just one more reason to recommend this and other Anonymous 4 recordings. I think my highest recommendation comes from the fact that I can listen to this recording many times over and not become tired of it. There are other unusual types of music such as Russian chants, tangos, and even jazz which I can take for an hour or so and then must change. This material I can listen to for hours on end.
Highly recommended for fans of early music or for people who want something different.
Fun and full of love.......2005-10-13
The Montpellier Codex has over 300 different motets (not including duplications), including many double motets, where the tenor piece is based on a plainchant, and different voices have their own texts. These 'fin amours' songs were most likely performed mostly in private entertainment settings, and song have argued that certain parts should be done by instruments rather than voices. Of course, the Anonymous 4 is an a capella group, so that idea does not come into practice here.
This is a playful and fun recording, full of lovely songs that reach the heart in strong ways.
-- Liner Notes --
This text accompaniment to this disc is very full, so much so that the booklet is not contained within the jewel case, but rather within a slipcover in which both the CD/jewel case and the booklet reside. The liner notes include a description of the work, a brief piece about the quartet, and the lyrics of the songs both in original language and in translation - all repeated in English, German, and French sections (however, the French lyrics are in the older French language; a modern translation would be helpful). The cover art is a section of the lovely Tapestry, Lady and the Unicorn, Atelier of the Loire Valley, 'mille fleurs', fifteen century in the Museum of Cluny, France.
-- Anonymous 4 --
Contrary to the implication of their name, the Anonymous 4 are not anonymous. This is a vocal quartet made up of Ruth Cunningham, Marsha Genensky, Susan Hellauer, and Johanna Rose at the time of this recording (Ruth Cunningham will later go on to a solo career early, and another member will join - Jacqueline Horner). They came together as a formal group in 1986, and have been ensemble-in-residence at St. Michael's Church in New York City, giving concert series in New York as well as throughout North America. They have been featured a number of times on national media in North America as well as Germany. They then went on to yet more success, eventually performing more that 1000 concerts worldwide.
Their specialty is working with chant, monophonic and polyphonic music, and working with medieval texts. According to one source, 'The group takes its name from an anonymous music theorist of the late 13th century, Anonymous IV, who is the principal source on the two famous composers of the Notre Dame school, Léonin and Pérotin.'
The group ended a touring career of nearly two decades in 2004.
from a newcomer viewpoint.......2003-02-23
I'm still fairly new to classical music, so I can only speak of my attempts at overcoming my difficulties in listening to mediaeval polyphony. When one knows any piece of music has a text, one wants to be able to hear the words - even if one doesn't know the language -, and this is main reason why a first listening of LOVE'S ILLUSION may be disturbing, if not annoying. One initial solution is to think of it as instrumental, and take the words for granted; I suggest also repeated listening of your favorite tracks, while trying to follow one singer's voice, with booklet in hand. I have paid some attention to this record and I believe it has helped me.
The major flaw of this record is not presenting a translation of the 13th century French songs into contemporary French. The difference is indeed quite astounding.
Love's Illusion.......2002-12-11
OUTSTANDING.......2001-01-11
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Super Artists on Super Audio
Manufacturer: Channel Classics Nl ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00008PZW9 Release Date: 2003-05-13 |
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Anthems for Men's Voices
Manufacturer: Priory Records UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000264T6 Release Date: 1997-05-27 |
Tracks:
- Beata Viscera - Vicars Choral Of Wells Cathedral
- O Nata Lux - Vicars Choral Of Wells Cathedral
- Thou, O God, Art Praised In Sion - Vicars Choral Of Wells Cathedral
- I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes - Vicars Choral Of Wells Cathedral
- Great Lord Of Lords
- Ave Maria
- Ave Verum Corpus
- Comfort The Soul Of Thy Servant
- Two Rochester Intruits: God Be In My Head
- I Have Done My Duty
- Hear Me, O Lord, The Great Support
- O Domine Deus
- O Deus Meus
- O How Amiable Are Thy Dwellings
- My Eyes For Beauty Pine
- Anthem: By The Water Of Babylon
- Anthem: Their Sound is Gone Out
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Les tres riches heures du Moyen Age: A Medieval Journey
Manufacturer: Harmonia Mundi Fr. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000074R Release Date: 1995-11-21 |
Tracks:
- 1. By Way Of A Preamble: Byzantine Chant: Alleluia - Tropaire de la venue de l'epoux (Lundi Saint) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 1. By Way Of A Preamble: Byzantine Chant: Exapostilarion de l'Office de Mardi Saint: Version arabe - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 1. By Way Of A Preamble: Byzantine Chant: Exapostilarion de l'Office de Mardi Saint: Version grecque - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 1. By Way Of A Preamble: Byzantine Chant: Exapostilarion de l'Office de Mardi Saint - Version arabe - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 1. By Way Of A Preamble: Chants sacres Melchites (IV siecle): Hymne a la Vierge (Liturgie grecque de saint Jean Chrysostome) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 1. By Way Of A Preamble: Chants sacres Melchites (IV siecle): Office de la Nativite de la Mere de Dieu (Grand Canon de saint Jean Damascene) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 2. Monody Before Gregorian Chant: Chants de l'Eglise de Milanaise: Psaume: 'Tecum principium in die virtutis tue'' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 2. Monody Before Gregorian Chant: Chants de l'Eglise de Milanaise: Responsorium: 'Congratulamini mihi omnes qui diligitis Dominum'' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 2. Monody Before Gregorian Chant: Le Chant Beneventain: Communio: 'Qui manducaverit' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 2. Monody Before Gregorian Chant: Les Chants de l'Eglise de Rome (VII-VIII siecles): Introit 'Resurrexi' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 2. Monody Before Gregorian Chant: Les Chants de l'Eglise de Rome (VII-VIII siecles): Office de l'Adoration de la Croix; Improperes: 'Agios o Theos, Sanctus Deus' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- 2. Monody Before Gregorian Chant: Le Chant Mozarabe: Cathedrale de Tolded: Sacrificium 'Vox clamantis' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
Tracks:
- 1. Gallican Chant: Versus de l'eveque Theodulfe d'Orleans: 'Gloria laus' - Deller Consort
- 1. Gallican Chant: Semaine Sainte: repons du 7 mode: 'Tenebrae factae sunt' - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Introit: 'Requiem aeternam' - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Kyrie eleison - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Graduel 'Requiem aeternam' - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Trait: 'Absolve, Domine' - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Sequence: 'Dies irae' - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Offertoire: 'Domine Jesu Christe' - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Sanctus - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Agnus Dei - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Communion: 'Lux aeterna' - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Repons: 'Libera me' - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Missa da Requiem Gregorienne: Antienne: 'In paradisum' - Deller Consort
- 2. An Immense Corpus: Planctus Hugonis Abbatis: 'Hug dulce nomen' pour la mort d'Hugues, fils de Charlemagne, en 844 - Deller Consort
- 3. The Aquitaine Tradition, Or The Problem Of Notation: Antiphona ad processionem: 'O beata infantia' - Schola Hungarica
- 3. The Aquitaine Tradition, Or The Problem Of Notation: Introitus cum tropis: 'Quam queritis in praesepe - Puer natus est' - Schola Hungarica
- 3. The Aquitaine Tradition, Or The Problem Of Notation: Alleluja 'Dies sanctificatus' - Schola Hungarica
- 3. The Aquitaine Tradition, Or The Problem Of Notation: Communio cum tropis: 'Desinat esse dolor - Viderunt Omnes' - Schola Hungarica
- 3. The Aquitaine Tradition, Or The Problem Of Notation: Alleluia cum tropis in octava - Schola Hungarica
- 3. The Aquitaine Tradition, Or The Problem Of Notation: Cantio ad laudem cantoris: 'Annus novus in gaudio' - Schola Hungarica
- 4. The Cistercian Exception: Repons de Matines pour la fete de Saint Bernard: Virtute multa - Ensemble Organum
- 4. The Cistercian Exception: Repons de Matines pour la fete de Saint Bernard: In timore Dei - Ensemble Organum
- 4. The Cistercian Exception: Repons de Matines pour la fete de Saint Bernard: 'Testamentum eternum' - Ensemble Organum
- 4. The Cistercian Exception: Repons de Matines pour la fete de Saint Bernard: 'Dedit Dominus confessionem sancto suo' - Ensemble Organum
Tracks:
- The Art Of The Troubadours: A l'entrada del temps clar - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- The Art Of The Troubadours: Vida - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- The Art Of The Troubadours: Quand vei la laudeta mover - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- The Art Of The Troubadours: Vida - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- The Art Of The Troubadours: Sitot me soi - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Cantigas de Santa Maria: Cantiga 77 (Flute a bec et percussion) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Cantigas de Santa Maria: Prologue: 'Porque Trobar' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Cantigas de Santa Maria: Cantiga 37 (Flute de berger et zarb) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Cantigas de Santa Maria: Cantiga 7: 'Santa Maria leva' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Cantigas de Santa Maria: Cantiga 100: 'Santa Maria, strela do dia' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Carmina Burana (XIII siecle): 'Bacche, bene venies' (CB 200) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Carmina Burana (XIII siecle): 'In taberna quando sumus' (CB 196) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Carmina Burana (XIII siecle): 'Axe Phebus aureo' (CB 71) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Carmina Burana (XIII siecle): 'Deduc Syon, uberrimas' (CB 34) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Carmina Burana (XIII siecle): 'Flete flenda' (CB 5) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Les Minnesanger: 'Sinc an, guldin huon!' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Les Minnesanger: Ich lobe ein wip (Instr.) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Les Minnesanger: 'Owe dirre not' - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
- Les Minnesanger: Wol auff, gesell (Instr.) - MEDIEVAL JOURNEY
Tracks:
- 1. 12th Century Polyphony In Aquitaine: 'Domine labia mea aperies' - 'Deus in adjutorium meum' (Choeur) - Ensemble Organum
- 1. 12th Century Polyphony In Aquitaine: Versus: 'O primus homo coruit' (a 2 voix) - Ensemble Organum
- 1. 12th Century Polyphony In Aquitaine: Versus: 'Veri solis radium' (a 2 voix) - Ensemble Organum
- 2. The Notre-Dame School: Messe du Jour de noel (XIII siecle) - Excerpts: Introit trope: 'Puer natus est' - Ensemble Organum
- 2. The Notre-Dame School: Messe du Jour de noel (XIII siecle) - Excerpts: Kyrie - Ensemble Organum
- 2. The Notre-Dame School: Messe du Jour de noel (XIII siecle) - Excerpts: Graduel: 'Viderunt omnes' - Ensemble Organum
- 2. The Notre-Dame School: Messe du Jour de noel (XIII siecle) - Excerpts: Sanctus (organum) - Ensemble Organum
- 2. The Notre-Dame School: Messe du Jour de noel (XIII siecle) - Excerpts: Agnus Dei - Ensemble Organum
- 2. The Notre-Dame School: Messe du Jour de noel (XIII siecle) - Excerpts: Ite missa est - Deo Gratias - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Gradual Of Eleanor Of Brittany - A Particular Practice Of Polyphony: Kyrie 'Orbis factor' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Gradual Of Eleanor Of Brittany - A Particular Practice Of Polyphony: Credo in unum Deum - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Gradual Of Eleanor Of Brittany - A Particular Practice Of Polyphony: Sequence: 'Res est admirabilis' - Ensemble Organum
- 4. The Motets From The Montpellier Codex, Jewels Of The Ars Antiqua: Plus bele que flor - Quant revient - L'autrier joer - Flos Filius - Anonymous 4
- 4. The Motets From The Montpellier Codex, Jewels Of The Ars Antiqua: Puisque bele dame m'eime - Flos Filius - Anonymous 4
- 4. The Motets From The Montpellier Codex, Jewels Of The Ars Antiqua: Celui en qui - La bele estoile - La bele, en qui - Iohanne - Anonymous 4
- 4. The Motets From The Montpellier Codex, Jewels Of The Ars Antiqua: Amor potest - Ad amorem sequitur - Anonymous 4
- 4. The Motets From The Montpellier Codex, Jewels Of The Ars Antiqua: S'on me regarde - Prennes i garde - He, mi enfant - Anonymous 4
- 4. The Motets From The Montpellier Codex, Jewels Of The Ars Antiqua: Qui d'amour se plaint - Lux Magna - Anonymous 4
- 4. The Motets From The Montpellier Codex, Jewels Of The Ars Antiqua: On doit fin(e) Amor - La biaute - In Seculum - Anonymous 4
- 5. An English Ladymass In Salisbury Cathedral (13th Century): Kyrie: 'Kyria christifera' - Anonymous 4
- 5. An English Ladymass In Salisbury Cathedral (13th Century): Gloria - Anonymous 4
- 5. An English Ladymass In Salisbury Cathedral (13th Century): Sanctus - Benedictus - Anonymous 4
- 5. An English Ladymass In Salisbury Cathedral (13th Century): Agnus Dei: 'Virtute numinis' - Anonymous 4
Tracks:
- 1. Le Roman de Fauvel (1310-1316): In mari miserie - Clemencic Consort
- 1. Le Roman de Fauvel (1310-1316): Vers 149 a 168 - Clemencic Consort
- 1. Le Roman de Fauvel (1310-1316): Ad solitum vomitum - Clemencic Consort
- 1. Le Roman de Fauvel (1310-1316): Porchier miex estre. Vers 250 a 280 - Clemencic Consort
- 1. Le Roman de Fauvel (1310-1316): J'ai fait nouveletement - Clemencic Consort
- 1. Le Roman de Fauvel (1310-1316): Quoniam secta latronum - Clemencic Consort
- 1. Le Roman de Fauvel (1310-1316): Vers 5905-5926 - Mario, virgo viginum - Clemencic Consort
- 1. Le Roman de Fauvel (1310-1316): Vers 6023-6050 - Clemencic Consort
- 1. Le Roman de Fauvel (1310-1316): Quare fremuerunt - Clemencic Consort
- 2. La Messe de Tournai (c.1330-40) - Excerpts: Kyrie - Ensemble Organum
- 2. La Messe de Tournai (c.1330-40) - Excerpts: Gloria in excelsis Deo - Ensemble Organum
- 2. La Messe de Tournai (c.1330-40) - Excerpts: Sanctus - Ensemble Organum
- 2. La Messe de Tournai (c.1330-40) - Excerpts: Agnus Dei - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Chansons Of The French And Italian Ars Nova: 'De toutes flours' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Chansons Of The French And Italian Ars Nova: 'Honte, paour, doubtance' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Chansons Of The French And Italian Ars Nova: 'Honte, paour, doubtance', version instrumentale - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Chansons Of The French And Italian Ars Nova: 'Che pena e quest'al cor' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Chansons Of The French And Italian Ars Nova: 'Imperiale sendendo fra pi stelle' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Chansons Of The French And Italian Ars Nova: Rondeau-canon 'Tout par compas' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Chansons Of The French And Italian Ars Nova: Rondeau 'Belle, bonne, sage' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Chansons Of The French And Italian Ars Nova: Rondeau 'Fumeux fume par fumee' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. The Chansons Of The French And Italian Ars Nova: Ballade 'On voit tout' - Ensemble Organum
- Sacred Music In 14th Century England: 'Campanis cum cymbalis - Honoremus Dominam' - The Hilliard Ensemble
- Sacred Music In 14th Century England: 'Mater ora filium' - The Hilliard Ensemble
- Sacred Music In 14th Century England: 'Edi be thu' - The Hilliard Ensemble
- Sacred Music In 14th Century England: 'Gabriel From Heven-King' - The Hilliard Ensemble
- Sacred Music In 14th Century England: 'Gaude virgo Mater Christi' - The Hilliard Ensemble
Tracks:
- Johannes Ciconia (c. 1335-1414): 'Ligiadra donna' pour vielles - The Newberry Consort
- 1. 15th Century English Music: Les Carols: Alleluya: 'A Nywe werke' - Anonymous 4
- 1. 15th Century English Music: Les Carols: 'Ecce quod natura' - Anonymous 4
- 1. 15th Century English Music: Les Carols: Nowel: 'Owt Of Your Slepe Aryse' - Anonymous 4
- 1. 15th Century English Music: Les Carols: 'Anna Mater Matris Christi' - The Hilliard Ensemble
- 1. 15th Century English Music: Les Carols: 'Tota pulcra es, amica mea' - The Hilliard Ensemble
- 1. 15th Century English Music: 15th Century Marial Polyphony: Conduit 'O Maria stella maris' - Anonymous 4
- 1. 15th Century English Music: 15th Century Marial Polyphony: Sequence 'Salve virgo singularis' - Anonymous 4
- 1. 15th Century English Music: 15th Century Marial Polyphony: Motet 'Veni mater gracie - Dou Way, Robin' - Anonymous 4
- 2. The Emergence Of Specifically Instrumental Music: Musicue instrumentale a la Cour d'Espagne: 'Propinan de Melyor' - The Newberry Consort
- 2. The Emergence Of Specifically Instrumental Music: Musicue instrumentale a la Cour d'Espagne: --sans titre - The Newberry Consort
- 2. The Emergence Of Specifically Instrumental Music: Musicue instrumentale a la Cour d'Espagne: 'La Spagna' - The Newberry Consort
- 2. The Emergence Of Specifically Instrumental Music: Musicue instrumentale a la Cour d'Espagne: 'La Spagna' - The Newberry Consort
- 3. Johannes Ockeghem (c. 1420-1497) - Requiem - Excerpts: Introit. 'Requiem eternam dona eis Domine' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. Johannes Ockeghem (c. 1420-1497) - Requiem - Excerpts: Kyrie - Ensemble Organum
- 3. Johannes Ockeghem (c. 1420-1497) - Requiem - Excerpts: Tractus: 'Sicut servus desideral ad fontes aquarum' - Ensemble Organum
- 3. Johannes Ockeghem (c. 1420-1497) - Requiem - Excerpts: Sanctus - Ensemble Organum
- Lute Music: Ricercar 'L'autre jour' - Paul O'Dette
- Lute Music: 'Nous bergiers' - Paul O'Dette
- Lute Music: Ricercar No. 33 - Paul O'Dette
- Lute Music: 'Il est bel et bon' - Paul O'Dette
Customer Reviews:
Excellent, but What Are the Words?.......2006-07-04
outstanding collection.......2002-09-27
Awesome.......2001-09-20
7.5 hours of superb music at a most reasonable price........1999-12-24
You will get an idea of the different kinds of medieval music as well as the top groups and soloists working currently in the field.
When I got this set, my mother and I listened to all 7+ hours straight through. We then started buying CDs from the different performers we had to hear more from.
At twice the price, this would still be an excellent addition to any classical or medieval music collection, as well as the best introduction to medieval music around.
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Extraterrestrial Classics
Manufacturer: RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000003G7A Release Date: 1997-04-15 |
Tracks:
- Space Fantasy
- Parade of the Ewoks (Star Wars: Return of the Jedi)
- No. 3 from Suite bergamasque: Clair de lune (The Right Stuff)
- Eine kleine Nachtmusik: Allegro (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
- LUX AETERNA: 2001: A Space Odyssey
- Peer Gynt Suite No. 1: In The Hall of The Mountain King: Star Trek: 30 Years and Beyond
- Symphony No. 3: Funeral March (Space: Above and Beyond)
- The Planets: Mars, the Bringer of War
- Gymnopedie No. 1: The X-Files
- Imperial March: Darth Vader's Theme - Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back)
- Eine kleine Nachtmusik: Andante (Alien)
- Prince Igor: Polovtsian Dances (Fire Maidens from Outer Space)
Customer Reviews:
Tomita's Fantasy Music.......2000-06-19
Tomita's Fantasy Music.......2000-06-19
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Tapestry: Fourth River: Millennium Revealed
Manufacturer: Telarc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000035X5C Release Date: 1999-11-23 |
Tracks:
- Michael
- Zatrudil Sa E Sam Gospot
- Arkhangelos
- The Fourth River
- O Roma Nobilis
- Sol Eclypsim
- Mundus Vergens
- B'rosh Hashanah/Ut'Shuvah, Ut'filah
- Love's Apocalypse
- O Choruscans Lux
- Dance Of Life
- O Virtus Sapientie
- Angelus Sum Thronorum
- O Admirabile Veneris Idolum
- Unetaneh Tokef
- Omnes Sancti Seraphim
- At the Last Day
Customer Reviews:
Fan from the Heartland.......2000-04-18
Gorgeous CD.......2000-04-16
It's not Hildegard, but it's wonderful.......2000-04-16
Laurie, Cristi and Daniela's Voices Soar.......2000-04-15
It's not Hildegard.......2000-03-24
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