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Guerre e rimpianti : la musica di Carlo V.

Title
Guerre e rimpianti : la musica di Carlo V.
Publication
Rome : III Millenio, [2017]

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  • Notrica, Eduardo
  • Faraci, Massimiliano
  • Flecha, Matheo, approximately 1481-1553.
  • Cabezón, Antonio de, 1510-1566.
  • Guerrero, Francisco, 1528-1599.
  • Narváez, Luis de, active 16th century.
  • Josquin, des Prez, -1521.
  • Morales, Cristóbal de, approximately 1500-1553.
  • Ortiz, Diego, approximately 1525-approximately 1570.
  • Janequin, Clément, approximately 1495-approximately 1560.
  • Musica della Corte (Musical group), instrumentalist. http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/itr
Description
1 audio disc : digital; 4 3/4 in.
Summary
The program of this release refers to two favorite themes of the European Reanissance which are at the basis of a large number of compositions based on the "feelings" of war and grief. The works that function as a starting point for the repertory are the Bataille de Marignan of Clement Janequin and the chanson of Josquin des Prez Mille Regretz, both of which are closely linked to the historic-cultural context of the court of the Emperor Charles V. The musical environment of Charles V (1516-1556) was composed of the best polyphonists at the time, among whom many renowned French-Flemish musicians. The environment, as well as an intelligent strategy of political treaties and dynastic bonds called into being by the emperor, enhanced the success of the scholarly music of the North of Europe. Musicians as well as scores travelled throughout the European continent and in this way spreading the French-Flemish polyphony and on a generous scale influenced the rest of the local musical reality. Upon the departure for the journey that was to proclaim him King of Spain in 1517, Charles V took with him the "Cappella fiamminga" of Brussels under the guidance of Nicolas Gombert, specialized in the vocal polyphonic repertory. He founded another cappella exclusively with Spanish musicians attached to the royal house of Castiglia, virtuoso instrumentalists of tecla, arpa andvihuela.
Subject
  • Vocal ensembles with continuo
  • Vocal quartets, Unaccompanied
  • Masses
  • Chamber music
  • Organ music
  • Polyphonic chansons
  • Music > 16th century
Note
  • Compact disc.
Event (note)
  • Recorded in Rome, July 2, Sept. 8-9 2004.
Contents
La guerra : a 4 voci, organo, viola da gamba e chitarra barocca / Mateo Flecha -- Pavana con su glosa : organo, viola d gamba e chitarra barocca / Antonio de Cabezón -- Missa De la battalla escoutez : a 5 voci e organo / Francisco Guerrero -- Cancion il amada del emperador : chitarra barocca e viola da gamba / Luys de Narvaez -- Tiento del séptimo tono sobre "Cum Sancto Spiritu" de la Misa "Beata Virgine" de Josquin : organo / de Cabezón -- Mille regretz : a 4 voci / Josquin des Prez -- Missa Mille regretz : a 6 voci e organo / Cristóbal de Morales -- Recerdada quarta : organo, viola da gamba, chitarra barocca ; Recerdada primera (sopra La Spagna) : organo e viola da gamba / Diego Ortíz -- La guerre (La bataille de Marignan : a 4 voci / Clement Janequin.
LCCN
8026097020822
OCLC
  • ocn985345518
  • 985345518
  • SCSB-13979786
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries