Music of the French Ars Antiqua

Music of the French Ars Antiqua
The Columbia University Collegium Musicum - Richard Taruskin, dir.
Collegium Records JE 104 [LP]

Contents:

    Anon., Florence, Ms. Pluteus 29.1
  1. Responsory: Jacet granum oppressum palea
  2. Conductus: De calamitatibus Galliae
  3. Conductus: Vetus abit littera
  4. Conductus: Deus misertus hominis

    5. Adam de la Halle
  5. Virelai: Fines amouretes
    Rondeau: A dieu commant
    Rondeau: Fi, maris

    6. Petrus de Cruce (aka Pierre de la Croix)
  6. Aucun / Lonc tans / Annuntiantes

    7. Adam de la Halle
  7. Rondeau: Je muirs, je muirs
    Rondeau: Or est Baiars
    Rondeau: Bonnes amouretes

    8. ----
    Anon., Bamberg & Montpellier 25
  8. Motet: Chançonette / Ainc Voir / À la cheminée / Veritatem

    9. Anon., Montpellier 27
  9. Motet: Trois serrors

    10. Anon., Montpellier 208
  10. Motet: Nus ne doit / Audi filia

    11. Anon.
  11. Motet: Dieus! / Dieus ! / Dieus! / Et vide

    12. Anon., Chansonnier de Noailles
  12. Motet: C'est ja jus / Quia concupivit

    13. Anon., codex Bamberg
  13. Hoquetus: In saeculum

    14. Anon.
  14. Motet: Balaam

    15. Pérotin
  15. Organum: Alleluia, Nativitas

    16. Guillaume de Machaut
  16. Hoquetus: David

Playing time: ??' ??"

Performers: The Columbia University Collegium Musicum [Each Collegium Musicum recording consists of 24 to 30 singers and 10 to 15 instrumentalists and may includes as soloists: Constance Cooper (soprano), Josephine Mongiardo (soprano), Imogene Howe (soprano), Louise Basbas (alto, organ), William Zukoff (counter-tenor), William Lyon Lee (tenor), Thomas McNally (tenor), Jerome Epstein (tenor), Alexander Blachly (bass), Robert Croog (bass), Richard Taylor (bass), Cynthia Schwan (recorder), Lawrence Rosenwald (recorder), David Goldstein (recorder), Ben Peck (cornetto, sackbut), Eric Nisula (cornetto, sackbut), Edward Greenstein (cornetto, sackbut), André Smith (cornetto, sackbut), Richard Taruskin (viols), Patricia Weber (shawm), Elizabeth Blachly (percussion)] - Richard Taruskin, dir.

Recording site and date:
(mostly) St. Paul's Chapel of the Columbia University [1970 or prior]

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