Philip van Wilder - Complete Sacred Music / Chansons
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Label: Toccata Classics
Cat No: TOCC0198
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 30th September 2013
Contents
Works
Aspice DomineCivitas sancti tui
If in thine heart
Ne irascaris Domine
Turn thou us
Homo quidam
Amy, souffrez
Blessed are those that be undefiled
O sacrum convivium
Sancte Deus
Amour me poingt
Amy, souffrez
Aspice Domine
Blessed art thou that fearest God
Homo quidam
Ite missa est/Deo gratias
Je file quand Dieu me donne de quoy
Non est qui/Non nobis, Domine
O doux regard
Pater noster
Pour vous aymer j'ay mis toute ma cure
Sancte Deus
Shall I despair thus suddenly?
Vidi civitatem sanctam
Artists
CantoresConductor
David AllinsonWorks
Aspice DomineCivitas sancti tui
If in thine heart
Ne irascaris Domine
Turn thou us
Homo quidam
Amy, souffrez
Blessed are those that be undefiled
O sacrum convivium
Sancte Deus
Amour me poingt
Amy, souffrez
Aspice Domine
Blessed art thou that fearest God
Homo quidam
Ite missa est/Deo gratias
Je file quand Dieu me donne de quoy
Non est qui/Non nobis, Domine
O doux regard
Pater noster
Pour vous aymer j'ay mis toute ma cure
Sancte Deus
Shall I despair thus suddenly?
Vidi civitatem sanctam
Artists
CantoresConductor
David AllinsonAbout
Philip van Wilder (c.1500–53) was a Dutch lutenist and composer who became Henry VIII’s favourite musician. Although a major figure in his own day (and also comfortably off), he has passed almost unnoticed from musical history.
This recording presents his complete surviving sacred music and some of his chansons – which Reformation Protestants found useful to kickstart their new, simpler religious repertoire.
The programme sets him in historical context: downstream from Josquin and Gombert, collaborating with Tallis and a formative influence on Byrd.
Cantores is a choir formed from graduates of Exeter University by Dr David Allinson which meets several times a year for specific projects, specialising in the music of the Renaissance. Dr David Allinson is a conductor, singer and musicologist specialising in the history and performance of Renaissance choral music. Appointed Director of Music at Canterbury Christ Church University in 2013, he was previously Teaching Fellow in Music at Bristol University. With a wide experience as a choral director and choir trainer, he leads workshops and summer schools around the UK and in Europe. As well as leading Cantores, he performs and records with the Renaissance Singers in London.
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