The Lost Music of Canterbury: Music from the Peterhouse Partbooks
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Label: Blue Heron
Cat No: BHCD1008
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 5
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 14th September 2018
Contents
Works
Missa sine nomineAve Maria ancilla trinitatis
Ave Maria dive matris Anne
Gaude, virgo mater Christi
Ave Maria mater Dei
Stabat mater
Magnificat
Missa Spes nostra
Ave cujus conceptio
Missa Inclina cor meum
Missa Regnum mundi
Ave fuit prima salus
Quales sumus o miseri
Salve regina
Exultet in hac die
Artists
Blue HeronConductor
Scott MetcalfeWorks
Missa sine nomineAve Maria ancilla trinitatis
Ave Maria dive matris Anne
Gaude, virgo mater Christi
Ave Maria mater Dei
Stabat mater
Magnificat
Missa Spes nostra
Ave cujus conceptio
Missa Inclina cor meum
Missa Regnum mundi
Ave fuit prima salus
Quales sumus o miseri
Salve regina
Exultet in hac die
Artists
Blue HeronConductor
Scott MetcalfeAbout
The set includes mostly world-premiere recordings and features masses by Nicholas Ludford, antiphons by Hugh Aston and Richard Pygott, the complete surviving works of Robert Jones (an early sixteenth-century musician, not the lute-song composer of the Elizabethan era) and the gifted though previously completely unknown composers Hugh Sturmy and Robert Hunt, and all but one of the surviving works of John Mason. The missing tenor parts (and, where needed, the treble parts) have been supplied by Nick Sandon who has dedicated much of his professional life to the Peterhouse partbooks, which were copied for Canterbury Cathedral in 1540 and are now named for the college currently housing them, Peterhouse Cambridge.
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