Songs Of Peace And Consolation

Name: Songs Of Peace And Consolation
SKU: 8717775550785

Introduction, Ic Wil Mi Seluen Troesten (St. Agnes Convent Utrecht)
Introduction, Super Omnia and Lux Est In Tenebris (Fraterhuis Zwolle)
Introduction, Verbliit V Lieve Susterkijn (St. Margareths Convent Amsterdam)
Introduction, Nullus Labor (Ijsselvalley Zwolle)
Introduction, Die Werelt Hielt Mi In Hair Gewout (St. Agnes Convent Utrecht)
Marian Devotion, Salve Regina (Marienpoel Convent Near Leiden) With Versus Super Salve Virginalis Castitas (Ijsselvalley
Marian Devotion, Maria Nobilissima (Marienpoe)
Marian Devotion, Maria Serenissima (Marienpoel)
Marian Devotion, Allen Mijn Troest Mijn Toeverlaat (Ter Noot Gods, Tongeren)
Meditation, Lauda Relauda (Ijsselvalley Zwolle)
Meditation, In Pace Christi (Fraterhuis Zwolle)
Meditation, O Ineffabilis Dei Mei Pietas (Fraterhuis Zwolle)
Meditation, O Dulcissime Ihesu, Sequens (Fraterhuis Zwolle)
Celebration, O Qualis Quantaque Leticia (Fraterhuis Zwolle)
Celebration, Rector Potens (Marienpoel Convent Near Leiden)
Celebration, Rerum Deus (Marienpoel Convent)
Celebration, Verbum Caro (Marienpoel) (Utrecht)
Celebration, Verbum Caro (Marienpoel) (Brussels)
Celebration, O Jhesus Bant (Manuscriptkoning) and (Utrecht)
Celebration, Iubilemus Singuli (Ijsselvalley Zzwolle)
Conclusion, Jerusalem Luminosa (Fraterhuis Zwolle)

Trigon Ensemble

Reference: 0000642ACDBE
Barcode: 8717775550785
Length: 1:01:27
Label: Aliud

Format: 1 CD

Date de sortie : 11/10/2013

Code barre : 8717775550785 Catégories : CD, Classique

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Choir & Organ (Jul, 2014)
How do you like your plainchant – sung by professional voices, or voiced in prayer by authentic choirs in holy orders? The popular plainsong revival shows no sign of decline, and unique repertoire keeps popping up from both sources. Songs of peace and consolation finds the three women of Trigon exploring chant from the Low Countries and rare, sometimes vernacular, 15th-century Modern Devotion material. This meditation, mostly in pure monody, is kept vital and engaging by vibrant voices and committed singing, bringing manuscripts from Leiden and Utrecht into the light with professional power and profundity; but should the genuine monastic schola, singing its prayers with vocational intensity, be the ideal? The …

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