The Italian Trecento

The Italian Trecento

The Columbia University Collegium Musicum - Richard Taruskin, dir.
Collegium Records JE 105 [LP]

Contents:

Francesco Landini

1. L'antefana de ser Lorenço
2. Nessun ponga sperança

Oswald von Wolkenstein

3. Es fuegt sich

Anon., British Museum Ms. 29987

4. Istampitta: Tre Fontane

----
Gherardellus de Florentia (aka Gherardello di Firenze)

5. Donna, l'altrui Mirar

Jacopo da Bologna

6. Aquil'altera / Creatura gentil / Ucel di Dio (instr.)

Johannes Ciconia

7. Motet: Doctorem principem / Melodia suavissima
8. Motet: Ut te per omnes / Ingens alumpnus Padue

Lorenzo di Firenze (?)

9. Caccia: A poste messe

Francesco Landini

10. Si dolce non sono

Anon., Codex Reina

11. La nobil scala

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]

Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.):
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.):

Comments:
Information from owned LP.

To purchasing information for this LP

To FAQ references to this recording.

To FAQ CD index page.