Choir & Organ (Jan, 2012)
The Austrian ensemble Schola Resupina explores Gregorian Chant in Canticum Amantissimus with spiritual fragrance, fine legato and occasional dodgy blend. Their Marian sequence includes German, Italian and Spanish organ music and the organ of St Ursula’s, Vienna, steals the show with Helena von Rechenberg’s delicious registrations and lively style. …
Various : Canticum Amantissimi
Gregorian Chant
Salve Regina, Antiphone in mode 1
Paul Hofhaimer (1459-?1537)
Salve Regina pour orgue
Anonyme, Medieval Hungarian Polyphony
Speciosus forma
Gregorian Chant
Diffusa est, communion
Diffusa est gratia, offeratory
Specie tua, short responsory
Propter Veritatem, gradual
Vultum Tuum, Introit in mode 2 (Liber Usualis n° 1229)
Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643)
Fiori Musicali, no44, Recercar Con obligo del Cantare la Quinta parte senza Tocarla…, for keyboar
Gregorian Chant
Vidi speciosam, responsory, mode 3
Ave Maria, offertory
Juan Cabanilles (1644-1712)
Tiento 4 partido de mano derecha sobre Ave Maris Stella
Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643)
Il secondo libro de toccate, canzone…di cimbalo et organo, no22, Hinno Ave Maris stella
Bomi Kim (voix)
Helene von Rechenberg (orgue)
Schola Resupina
18,90€
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