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General Information
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Album: Lily & the Lamb
Artist: Anonymous 4
Copyright: 1995
Genre: Chant
File Information
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Number of Tracks: 18
Total Duration: 1:06:35
Ripped By: NMR
Files Created on: 19-Jul-2015 23:58:10
NFO Created: 20-Jul-2015 10:58:29
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Track List
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File Size MB Duration File Name
01 7.78 0:02:04 01 Processional Hymn- O gloriosa domina -Anonymous 4
03 8.61 0:02:06 03 Conductus- Ave Maria gracia plena -Anonymous 4
04 15.06 0:03:26 04 Conductus- O Maria stella maris -Anonymous 4
05 21.81 0:05:32 05 Sequence- Stabat iuxta Christi crucem -Anonymous 4
06 16.17 0:03:58 06 Sequence- Stillat in stellam radium -Anonymous 4
07 13.88 0:03:21 07 Sequence- Salve virgo singularis -Anonymous 4
08 35.41 0:08:58 08 Sequence- Stond wel, moder, under roode -Anonymous 4
09 12.57 0:03:01 09 Sequence- O Maria virgo pia -Anonymous 4
10 16.52 0:04:04 10 Hymn- In te concipitur -Anonymous 4
11 35.01 0:08:24 11 Sequence- Jesu Cristes milde moder -Anonymous 4
12 11.41 0:02:42 12 Motet- Veni mater gracie_Dou way, Robin -Anonymous 4
13 9.36 0:02:02 13 Motet- O mors moreris_O vita vera_Mors -Anonymous 4
14 5.70 0:01:24 14 Conductus- Salve virgo tonantis solium -Anonymous 4
15 4.96 0:01:15 15 Sequence- Miserere miseris -Anonymous 4
16 11.37 0:02:30 16 Conductus- Ave Maria salus hominum -Anonymous 4
17 8.24 0:02:03 17 Conductus- Memor esto tuorum -Anonymous 4
18 6.21 0:01:31 18 Antiphon- Ave regina celorum -Anonymous 4
Description
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Chant & polyphony from medieval England
The booklet includes lyrics, both in original language (Latin or Medieval
English) and translations to English.
Recorded: September 28 - October 1, 1994, The Priory Church of St. Mary and St.
Blaise, Boxgrove, Chichester.
Cover: Issenheim altarpiece (detail, center panel)
Produced in the USA.
Transcriptions and translations of "Stabat iuxta Christi crucem",
"Miserere miseris" and "Ave regina celorum" have been prepared from available
original sources by Susan Hellauer.
The tune of the painchant hymn "O gloriosa domina" from the Worcester
antiphoner has been transcribed from the facsimile collection edited by Dom
Musicale: Les principaux Manuscrits de Chant (reprinted in 1971 by Herbert Lang
& Cie S.A., Berne). The text, from a manuscript in the Pierpont Morgan Library,
New York, was translated by Susan Hellauer.
"Stond wel, moder, under roode" and "Veni mater gracie/Dou way, Robin") was
drawn from Medieval English Songs, edited by E. J. Dobson and F.Ll. Harrison
and published by Cambridge University Press, New York.
The remaining music was performed using material published in Polyphonic Music
of the Fourteenth Century, edited and translated by Ernest H. Sanders, Frank
L'Oiseau-Lyre. "Ave Maria gracia plena", "O Maria stella maris", "Stillat in stellam radium", "O Maria virgo pia", "In te concipitur", "Jesu Christes milde moder", "O mors moreris/O vita vera/Mors", "Ave Maria salus hominum", and "Memor esto tuorum" are found in Volume XIV; "Salve virgo singularis" and "Salve virgo tonatis solium" are from Volume XVII. Special thanks to Mrs. Margarita Hanson for permission to use this material.
Total timing - 66:45
"The disc's
title refers to Mary and her son, the Christ, which is the general theme of the
medieval chant, polyphony, and poetry that forms this program. The selections
are ordered around three 13th century "sequences" that describe
Mary's experiences at the foot of the cross. You can get deep into the mechanics and musicological aspects of this fascinating music, or you can just listen. This is music that speaks to everyone, and the mere sound of these voices, whether in their incredibly pure and perfect unison or multi-colored polyphony, can touch places within that otherwise rarely resonate. There's
also something reassuring about connecting in this way with struggling souls of
the distant past whose cares and hopes were much like ours. They survived
largely due to their faith and its proclamation through music such as
this." --David Vernier, Amazon.com
"The singing is absolutely gorgeous. Not
only do the 4 sound like angels; they phrase and inflect seraphically as well.
You need go no further than the 'O Gloriosa Domina' Processional that starts
the program to hear their clear, handsome, seemingly effortless unanimity in
action...'Stond wel, moder, under roode' took my breath away." -- American Record Guide
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