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ID: SIGCD210 (EAN: 635212021026) | 1 CD | DDD Vydano: 2010
- LABEL:
- Signum Records
- Kolekce:
- Choral Collection
- Podkolekce:
- Choir
- Skladatel:
- COPRARIO, Giovanni | CRANFORD, William | DERING, Richard | FORD, Thomas | RAMSEY, Robert | TOMKINS, Thomas | VAUTOR, Thomas | WARD, John | WEELKES, Thomas
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Interpreti:
- CHAMBERS, Mark | CROUCH, Gabriel (baritone) | KENNY, Elizabeth (lute) | LONG, Matthew (tenor) | MOORE, Amy (soprano) | WATSON, Christopher (tenor) | WILKINSON, Clare (mezzo-soprano)
- Soubory:
- Gallicantus
- Dirigenti:
- CROUCH, Gabriel
- Dal informace:
In 1612, Prince Henry Frederick, son of James I and heir to the thrones of England and Scotland, died from a suspected bout of typhoid fever. His untimely death inspired a massive outpouring of artistic tributes in both verse and music, reflecting the mood of a nation mourning the loss of this popular future king at just 18 years of age.
'Dialogues of Sorrow' is the second disc from early music consort group Gallicantus, here joined by lutenist Elizabeth Kenny to perform familiar masterpieces and undiscovered treasures of the late English Renaissance, composed at the time of the young prince's death. The release follows the group's critically acclaimed debut recording, 'Hymns, Psalms and Lamentations' - music by Robert White.
Reviews for Gallicantus’s 2009 disc, Hymns, Psalms and Lamentations: Sacred Music by Robert White (SIGCD134)
“Taste the final amens in Exaudiat te, Dominus, where imitative exchanges spiral in ecstasy. Impassioned, exciting music.”The Times
“What an outstanding disc … never once is there a loss of clarity, a hint of muddiness.” The Gramophone
Dialogues of Sorrow | | Passions on the Death of Prince Henry (1612) | | RAMSEY, Robert (1612-1644) | | 1. | When David Heard | 2:28 | | 2. | What Tears, dear Prince? | 3:34 | | Passions on the Death of Prince Henry | | FORD, Thomas (c. 1580 -1648) | | 3. | 'Tis Now Dead Night | 4:02 | | CRANFORD, William (late 16th century-1650/75) | | 4. | Weep, weep Britons | 4:18 | | WARD, John (1571-1638) | | 5. | No Object Dearer | 5:02 | | From Songs of Mourning | | COPRARIO, Giovanni (circa 1575-1626) | | 6. | O Grief (to the most sacred King James) | 3:21 | | 7. | O Poor distracted World (to the World) | 2:46 | | WEELKES, Thomas (1576-1623) | | 8. | O Jonathan, Woe is me | 2:15 | | 9. | When David Heard | 3:55 | | DERING, Richard (c.1580-1630) | | 10. | And the King was Moved | 2:15 | | 11. | Contristatus est David | 2:23 | | VAUTOR, Thomas (1590-1625) | | 12. | Melpomene, Bewail | 4:22 | | RAMSEY, Robert (1612-1644) | | 13. | How are the Mighty Fall'n | 5:34 | | 14. | Sleep Fleshly Birth | 5:40 | | From Songs of Mourning | | COPRARIO, Giovanni (circa 1575-1626) | | 15. | So Parted You (to the most princely and virtuous Elizabeth) | 4:25 | | 16. | When Pale Famine (to the most disconsolate Great Britain) | 2:53 | | TOMKINS, Thomas (1572-1656) | | 17. | Then David Mourned, for 5 voices & organ | 2:55 | | 18. | When David Heard That Absalom Was Slain, for 5 voices | 3:50 | | WARD, John (1571-1638) | | 19. | Weep Forth your Tears | 4:36 | | “ ... this is a well-sung, intelligently produced and exhaustively researched project, which deserves great success. ”
International Record Review
“One of the the year’s best choral releases”
TheArtsDesk.com
"This is a perfect selection … lovingly and movingly performed."
Early Music Today - Editor’s Choice, December 2010
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