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Additional authors

1. Cheetham, Richard
2. Noone, Michael J. (Michael John), 1956-
3. Févin, Antoine de
4. Ceballos, Rodrigo de, approximately 1530-1581.
5. Gombert, Nicolas, active 16th century
6. Guerrero, Francisco, 1528-1599.
7. Morales, Cristóbal de, approximately 1500-1553.
8. Victoria, Tomás Luis de, approximately 1548-1611.
9. Vivanco, Sebastián de, approximately 1550-1622.
10. Orchestra of the Renaissance, instrumentalist

Description

1. 1 online resource (1 sound file)

Uniform title

1. Vulnerasti cor meum.

Subject

1. Music > Spain > 16th century
2. Motets
3. Masses
4. Instrumental ensembles
5. Song of Solomon (Music)

Genre/Form

1. Streaming audio.

Contents

1. Veni dilecte mi / Sebastián de Vivanco (5:03) -- Vulnerasti cor meum / [attrib.] Antoine de Févin [and others] (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).

Note

1. Motets with texts from the Old Testament book Song of Solomon by various composers, alternating with the movements of the MissaVulnerasti cor meum. by Morales; some of the motets are performed instrumentally.

Language (note)

1. Sung in Latin.

Title

1. Canticum Canticorum : Spanish polyphonic settings from the Song of Songs.

Publisher

1. San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain : Glossa, [2008]

Type of content

1. performed music

Type of medium

1. computer

Type of carrier

1. online resource

Digital file characteristics

1. audio file

Performer

1. Orchestra of the Renaissance (vocal & instrumental ensemble) ; Richard Cheetham, Michael Noone, conductors.

Event

1. Recorded 1999 July-August St. George's Chesterton, Cambridge, England.

Language

1. Sung in Latin.

Source of description

1. Hard copy version record.

Connect to:

1. Access Naxos Music Library

Added author

1. Cheetham, Richard, conductor.
2. Noone, Michael J. (Michael John), 1956- conductor.
3. Févin, Antoine de, composer.
4. Ceballos, Rodrigo de, approximately 1530-1581. Hortus conclusus.
5. Gombert, Nicolas, active 16th century. Motets, voices (4), book 1. Quam pulchra es.
6. Gombert, Nicolas, active 16th century. Motets, voices (5), book 1. Tota pulchra es.
7. Guerrero, Francisco, 1528-1599. Motets, book 2. Ego flos campi.
8. Guerrero, Francisco, 1528-1599. Sacrae cantiones. Quasi cedrus.
9. Morales, Cristóbal de, approximately 1500-1553. Masses, book 1. Missa Vulnerasti cor meum.
10. Victoria, Tomás Luis de, approximately 1548-1611. Missae, Psalmi, Magnificat, ad Virginem Dei Matrem salutiones, aliaque. Nigra sum sed formosa.
11. Vivanco, Sebastián de, approximately 1550-1622. Liber motectorum. Veni dilecte mi.
12. Orchestra of the Renaissance, instrumentalist.

Added title

1. Vulnerasti cor meum.

Other form:

1. Source record: Orchestra of the Renaissance. Canticum Canticorum. San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain : Glossa, 2008, ℗2000 (OCoLC)1085480158

Other standard identifier

1. ES7890000101
2. ES7890000102
3. ES7890000108
4. ES7890000110
5. ES7890000112
6. ES7890000105
7. ES7890000103
8. ES7890000104
9. ES7890000106
10. ES7890000107
11. ES7890000109
12. ES7890000111
13. ES7890000113

Publisher no.

1. GCDC81403 Glossa

Branch call number

1. eNYPL MUSIC