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The earliest songbook in England

Title: The earliest songbook in England [sound recording].
Author: Gothic Voices. prf
Publication: London : Hyperion, p2000.

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Available - Can be used on site. Please visit New York Public Library - Performing Arts Research Collections to submit a request in person.	Audio	Use in library	*LDC 24960 (F)	Performing Arts Research Collections - Recorded Sound

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Description

1 sound disc : digital; 4 3/4 in.

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Principally sacred monophonic and polyphonic vocal music of the 12th cent.
For 1-3 voices, unacc.
Includes most of the works in Cambridge University Library MS Ff. I. 17 (1).
Compact disc.
Program notes by the conductor in English with French and German translations, and texts in Latin with English translations (27 p. : port.) inserted in container.

Event (note)

Recorded 2-4 Dec. 1999.

Language (note)

Sung in Latin.

Contents

Verbum patris umanatur O O -- In hoc ortus occidente -- Regis cuius potentia -- Ecce torpet probitas -- Magno gaudens gaudio -- Rerum deus conditor -- Cantu miro -- Vacillantis trutine -- In natali novi regis -- Diastematica -- Divino maduit -- Virgo mater salvatoris -- Tronus regis instauratur -- Bendicamus domino: Spiritus almi -- Adulari nesciens -- Agnus Dei: Qui pius est factus -- Resonet, intonet -- Ad honorem salvatoris -- Ad honorem salvatoris -- Argumenta faluntur fisice -- Flos floriger -- Licet eger cum egrotis -- Ad cantus letitie.

Call Number

*LDC 24960 (F)

OCLC

45156182

Author

Gothic Voices. Performer

Title

The earliest songbook in England [sound recording].

Imprint

London : Hyperion, p2000.

Performer

Gothic Voices ; Christopher Page, director.

Event

Recorded 2-4 Dec. 1999.

Language

Sung in Latin.

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Page, Christopher, 1952- Conductor

Cambridge University Library. Manuscript. Ff.i.17(1)

Publisher No.

CDA67177 Hyperion

Research Call Number

*LDC 24960 (F) Texts & program notes on file.

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