Medici Wedding: 13 Motets Of The Medici Codex CD

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Medici Wedding: 13 Motets Of The Medici Codex by Festa / Mouton / Ring Ensemble / Silva / Willaert was released Mar 30, 2004 on the Albatross label. Medici Wedding: 13 Motets Of The Medici Codex contains a single disc with 19 songs.

Medici Wedding: 13 Motets Of The Medici Codex Album Track Listing

	Trk	Song
	1	Domine salvum fac regem, for 4 voices: Domine, salvum fac regem
	2	Domine salvum fac regem, for 4 voices: Deus, qui Moysi
	3	Salva nos Domine, for 6 voices
	4	Intonuit de caelo
	5	Confundantur, communion in mode 1
	6	Deduc me, Domine: Deduc me, Domine
	7	Deduc me, Domine: Et respondebo
	8	Omnis pulchritudo domini, for 5 voices: Omnis pulchritudo Domini
	9	Omnis pulchritudo domini, for 5 voices: Ascendes Christus
	10	Virgo gloriosa Christi, motet for 4 voices
Additional Track Information Medici Wedding: 13 Motets Of The Medici Codex
	11	Nesciens Mater Virgo Virum, for 8 voices
	12	Missus est Gabriel angelus, for 5 voices: Missus est angelus Gabriel
	13	Missus est Gabriel angelus, for 5 voices: Hic erit magnus
	14	Alma Redemptoris Mater: Alma Redemptoris Mater
	15	Alma Redemptoris Mater: Virgo prius ac posterius
	16	Regina coeli laetare, motet for 5 voices (Motecta liber primus): Regina Caeli
	17	Regina coeli laetare, motet for 5 voices (Motecta liber primus): Resurrexit, sicut dixit
	18	Regina Caeli
	19	Veni, Sponsa Christi

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Beautful music well performed
Medici Wedding: 13 Motets Of The Medici Codex For lovers of Renaissance music, this CD is a gem. The Medici codex was a collection of music presented to Madeleine and Lorenzo II as a wedding gift in 1518. Most of the works are not available elsewhere and with the exception of Willaert and possibly Mouton the composers remain obscure. The high point is the "Alma Redeptoris" of the mysterious Jean Le Santier, but the other music is consistently interesting. The recording and performance are first rate.
By david.cook (Edmonton, Canada)

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