Cantate Domino omnis Francia!
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Cantate Domino omnis Francia! Sacred Music from Seventeenth-Century France
Cloister, CLOCD0105 (2005)
The Ebor Singers
Directed by Paul Gameson
Organ: Peter Seymour
Theorbo: Theodoros Kitsos
This is the choir’s first recording devoted exclusively to French seventeenth-century composers.Composers and works have been selected that represent the evolution of sacred music over the century, from the contrapuntal motets of Du Caurroy (1609) and the first evidence of the new Italian style in France (Bouzignac, Boesset, Du Mont) to the most gifted but most misunderstood composer of his generation, Marc-Antoine Charpentier. The CD also focuses on a group of pieces written by Bouzignac with both musical and historical significance, that celebrates the Siege of La Rochelle, a decisive victory of Louis XIII over the rebel Protestants.
- Cantate Domino, Omnis Francia! Guillaume Bouzignac
- Ave Maria Eustache Du Caurroy
- Ave Maria Guillaume Bouzignac
- Ave maris stella Guillaume Bouzignac
- Tu quis es Guillaume Bouzignac
- In Pace Guillaume Bouzignac
- Dum Silentium Guillaume Bouzignac
- Tu cum virgineo Guillaume Bouzignac
- Ex ore infantium Guillaume Bouzignac
- Senex puerum portabat Guillaume Bouzignac
- Popule meus Guillaume Bouzignac
- Benedicamus Domino Eustache Du Caurroy
- Veni sponsa mea Jean-Baptiste Boësset
- Magnificat Henri Du Mont
- Salve Regina (H.23) Marc-Antoine Charpentier
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Published by theodoros on August 16th, 2007
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