Russell Oberlin: English Polyphony

English Polyphony of the XIIIth and early XIVth Centuries
Russell Oberlin - Charles Bressler - Donald Perry - Seymour Barab - Martha Blackman
Expériences Anonymes EA-0024 [LP-Mono]
Lyrichord Expériences Anonymes EAS-0024 [LP, Stereo]
Musical Heritage Society MHS 678S [LP]
Lyrichord Early Music Series LEMS 8004 [CD]

Contents:

    Anon., England, XIIIth and early XIVth c.:
  1. Verbum patris
  2. Opem nobis / Salve Thoma / Pastor cesus
  3. O nobilis / O mira / O decus / Apparuit
  4. Worldes blisce / Benedicamus domino
  5. Deus tuorum / De flore / Ave rex
  6. Jesu Cristes milde moder

    7. ----
  7. Fowles in the frith
  8. Edi beo thu
  9. Puellare gremium / Purissima virgo
  10. Ade finit / Ade finit / A definement
  11. Civitas nusquam / Cibus / Tu es celestis
  12. Beata viscera
  13. Thomas gemma / Thomas cesus

Playing time: 38' 50"

Performers: Russell Oberlin (countertenor), Charles Bressler (Tenor), Donald Perry (tenor), Seymour Barab (viol), Martha Blackman (viol)

Recording site and date:
Esoteric Sound Studios, New-York City, NY, USA [1958 or prior]

Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.):
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.):
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.): (november/december 1994)

Comments:
Information from owned recordings (Lyrichord LP & CD). It was the fourth volume of a serie of nine "Music of the Middle Ages, Vol. IV"

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Pierre-F. Roberge