Music for the Lion-Hearted King
- Music for the Lion-Hearted King
- Gothic Voices - Christopher Page
Hyperion 66336
Helios 55292
Contents:
- Mundus vergens (4 voices)
- Novus miles sequitur (3 voices)
- Gace Brulé: A la douçour de la bele seson
(voice)
- Sol sub nube latuit (2 voices)
- Hac in anni ianua (3 voices)
- Anglia, planctus itera (voice)
- Etas auri reditur (2 voices)
- Vetus abit littera (4 voices)
- In occasu sideris (2 voices)
- Blondel de Nesle: L'amours dont sui espris (voice)
- Purgator criminum (3 voices)
- Chastelain de Couci: Li nouviauz tanz (voice)
- Pange melos lacrimosum (2 voices)
- Blondel de Nesle: Ma joie me semont (voice)
- Ver pacis apperit (2 voices)
- Latex silice (4 voices)
Performers: Margaret Philpot, Rogers Covey-Crump, John Mark
Ainsley, Leigh Nixon
Playing time: 60'
Recording date: November 1988
Reviewed in:
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.): 31/5-112 (May/June 2008)
The disc is sub-titled: "Music to Commemorate the Eighth
Centenary of the Coronation of King Richard I of England in
Westminster Abbey, 3 September 1189." The program is mainly
from France c.1200, and includes both sacred and secular selections.
The more English side of some of the musical developments of this
period:
- Gabriel's Greeting
- Medieval English Christmas Music
Sinfonye - Stevie Wishart
Hyperion 66685
Some related programs by the present ensemble:
- Jerusalem: Vision of Peace
- Songs and Plainchants of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries
Gothic Voices - Christopher Page
Hyperion 67039
- The Spirits of England and France - I
- Music for Court and Church from the later Middle Ages
Gothic Voices - Christopher Page
Hyperion 66739
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Todd M. McComb