Eleanor Bray / Sarah Anne Champion / Caroline Halls -Una poesia muta -Linn Records CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. Marian Consort, The "O bone et dulcis Domine Jesu"

02. Marian Consort, The "Volgi gli occhi"

03. Marian Consort, The "Ave Domina mea"

04. Marian Consort, The "Non si vedra gia mai"

05. Marian Consort, The "Nunc dimittis"

06. Watt, Kristiina "Ave Maria (bearb. von Francesco Spinacino)"

07. Marian Consort, The "Beatus Stephanus"

08. Marian Consort, The "Ave Maria, regina in cielo"

09. Marian Consort, The "Ave virgo caeli porta"

10. Watt, Kristiina "Ricercar Nr. 2 (Suspir io temo)"

11. Marian Consort, The "Ab oriente venerunt Magi"

12. Watt, Kristiina "Ricercar Nr. 8"

13. Marian Consort, The "Adoramus te"
Missa Pange lingua (Auszug)

14. Marian Consort, The "Gloria"

15. Marian Consort, The "Corde et animo"

16. Marian Consort, The "Pater noster - Ave Maria"

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Una poesia muta: Art in early Cinquecento Venice is the result of a collaboration between SWR radio, Staatsgalerie Stuttgart and The Marian Consort. Specially curated by the Stuttgart museum, Germanyâ??s first ever exhibition devoted to Vittore Carpaccio and his contemporaries has inspired The Marian Consort to devise an album to accompany this artistic journey. Being one of the most prominent painters of the Early Renaissance in Venice, Carpaccio is likely to have been acquainted with the music and the composers recorded here, since all have strong links to the city at that time. If some of them are well-known today â?? Josquin, Jean Mouton, Adrian Willaert â?? others deserve wider recognition. The Marian Consort and its director Rory McCleery have assembled a typically fascinating programme, matched with superb singing. -

Una poesia muta: Art in early Cinquecento Venice is the result of a collaboration between SWR radio, Staatsgalerie Stuttgart and The Marian Consort. Specially curated by the Stuttgart museum, Germany's first ever exhibition devoted to Vittore Carpaccio and his contemporaries has inspired The Marian Consort to devise an album to accompany this artistic journey. Being one of the most prominent painters of the Early Renaissance in Venice, Carpaccio is likely to have been acquainted with the music and the composers recorded here, since all have strong links to the city at that time. If some of them are well-known today - Josquin, Jean Mouton, Adrian Willaert - others deserve wider recognition. The Marian Consort and it's director Rory McCleery have assembled a typically fascinating programme, matched with superb singing.

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CKD750

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