Playing time: 46' 43"
Performers:
Soloists of the Tolzen Boy's Choir
Ensemble Pro Cantione Antiqua, London:
Paul Esswood (counter-tenor), Keith Davis (counter-tenor), Geoffrey
Mitchell (counter-tenor), John Elwes (tenor), James Griffett (tenor),
James Lewington (tenor), Mark Brown (bass), Brian Etheridge (bass),
David Thomas (bass)
Members of the Collegium Aureum:
Helmut Hucke (soprano bombardon), Günther Höller (Renaissance
flute)
Mitglieder der Bläserkreises für alte musik,
Hamburg:
Hans von Busch (bass bombardon), Detlef Hagge (Renaissance trombone),
Fritz Brodersen (Renaissance trombone), Hubert Gumz (Renaissance
trombone)
Bruno Turner, dir.
Recording site and date:
Schlosshirche des Fuggerschlosses Kirchheim, Schwaben [06/1972];
Rel.: 1973
Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.):
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.): 51/609-524 (september 1973)
Comments:
Information from LP and CD. This is one of the most accomplished
recordings of Josquin's Motets.
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