This recording explores the musical world of the laudesi brotherhoods active in the region of Venice around 1500, through a rich repertoire of devotional songs in Italian. Often celebrating the Passion of Christ and the Virgin Mary, these compositions bear witness to an aesthetic deeply rooted in popular fervour, combining homophonic writing, direct expressivity aiming at the community and the influence of Franco-Flemish songs. Inspired by the practice of the musicians of the Scuole Grandi of the Venetian Renaissance, the performers recreate a sound world at the crossroads of spirituality and nascent humanism.
Ubi Caritas. Italian Laude In Early Renaissance – Le Miroir de Musique
Quadris Cum autem venissem ad locum
anon. Quum autem venissem
anon. Laudato sia Dio
anon. Vidi impium superexaltatum (instrumental)
anon. O tempo giocundissimo
anon. Vergene bella gratiosa e pura (instrumental)
Dammonis Amor Jesù divino
anon. Con gran fervor, Gesù, ti vo cercando
anon. Nam edunt de micis (instrumental)
anon. Sopr’ogni stella bella
anon. Sancta Maria regina celorum
anon. Se gratia per gratia (instrumental)
anon. Convertime o signore
Bedyngham Nessun piacere ho sanza te, Gesù
Bartolomeo Brollo Pulcra, speciosa et decora
D Piacenza Rostiboli gioioso (instrumental)
anon. I’ sento’l buon Gesù dentro del core
Dammonis Peccatori, perchè seti
Dalza Patientia ognun me dice
anon. O Dio ch’a fatto il ciel con la fortuna (instrumental)
Josquin O mater dei et hominis
Jacob Lawrence, Sabine Lutzenberger, Dorothea Jakob, Marc Lewon, Le Miroir de Musique, Baptiste Romain
20,90€
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