Palestrina Ensemble Munich - Palestrina: Canticum Salomonis [CD]

Name: Palestrina Ensemble Munich - Palestrina: Canticum Salomonis [CD]
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Palestrina's Fourth Book of Motets was dedicated to his patron Pope Gregory XIII and published in Rome in 1584. He took as his text The Song of Songs (also known as The Song of Solomon) and the 29 motets, written in an age of religious tumult and Counter-Reformation, evoke the love of Christ in devotional music of chamber-like refinement and joy. This recording also includes plainchant antiphons related to the texts, and ends with a motet of 1583, Afferentur Regi. Palestrina, the 'saviour of polyphony', remains one of the most recorded composers of his age. These deeply evocative, devotional motets were written in 1583 in an age of religious disorder and tumult. Naxos's disc has distinguishing features in that it adds plainchant antiphons related to the texts and ends with a motet of 1583, Afferentur Regi.

In Odorem - Osculetur Me - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Dilectus Meus Candidus Et Rubicundus - Caput Eius Aurum Optimum - Sarah M. Newman/Palestrina Ensembl

Trahe Me - Trahe Me, Post Te Curremus - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Dilectus Meus Mihi Et Ego Illi - Dilectus Meus Descendit - Sarah M. Newman/Palestrina Ensemble Munic

Nigra Sum - Nigra Sum, Sed Formosa - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Pulchra Es Et Decora - Pulchra Es, Amica Mea - Sarah M. Newman/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Nolite Me Considerare Quod Fusca Sim - Vineam Meam Non Custodivi - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemb

Quae Est Ista Quae Ascendit Sicut Aurora - Quae Est Ista, Quae Progreditur - Sarah M. Newman/Palestr

Ista Est Columba Mea, Perfecta Mea - Si Ignoras Te - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Malos Male Perdet, Et Vineam Suam - Descendi in Hortum Nucum - Sarah M. Newman/Palestrina Ensemble M

Dum Esset Rex in Accubito Suo - Pulchrae Sunt Genae Tuae - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munic

Quam Pulchra Es, Amica Mea - Quam Pulchri Sunt - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Fasciculus Myrrhae - Fasciculus Myrrhae - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Ista Est Speciosa Inter Filias Jerusalem - Duo Ubera Tua - Florian Durner

Oleum Effusum - Ecce Tu Pulcher Es - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Quae Est Ista Speciosa Sicut Columba - Quam Pulchra Es Et Quam Decora - Florian Durner

Tota Pulchra Es Maria - Tota Pulchra Es - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Ego Dilecto Meo - Guttur Tuum - Florian Durner

Veni De Libano, Sponsa Mea - Vulnerasti Cor Meum - Ansgar Teichgraber

Argentum Et Aurum Non Est Mihi - Veni, Veni Dilecte Mi - Florian Durner

Sicut Lilium - Sicut Lilium Inter Spinas - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Adducentur Regi Virgines Post Eam - Noe Kains/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Fulcite Me Floribus, Stipate Me Malis - Introduxit Me Rex - Laura Smith

Afferentur Regi Virgines Post Eam - Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Laeva Eius - Laeva Ejus - Laura Smith

Audi Filia Et Vide - Sarah M. Newman/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Quis Est Iste, Qui Venit De Edom - Vox Dilecti Mei - Laura Smith

Quam Pulchri Sunt Gressus Tui - Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Jam Hiems Transiit - Surge, Propera, Amica Mea - Mirjam Schubert/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Dilectus Meus Loquitur Mihi - Surge, Amica Mea - Sarah M. Newman/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Ego Dilecto - Dilectus Meo Mihi - Sarah M. Newman/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Quo Abiit Dilectus Tuus - Surgam Et Circuibo Civitatem - Sarah M. Newman/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

Quo Abiit Dilectus Tuus - Adiuro Vos - Sarah M. Newman/Palestrina Ensemble Munich

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Please Note Not All Our New Items Are Shrink Wrapped.All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.Palestrina's Fourth Book of Motets was dedicated to his patron Pope Gregory XIII and published in Rome in 1584. He took as his text The Song of Songs (also known as The Song of Solomon) and the 29 motets, written in an age of religious tumult and Counter-Reformation, evoke the love of Christ in devotional music of chamber-like refinement and joy. This recording also includes plainchant antiphons related to the texts, and ends with a motet of 1583, Afferentur Regi. Palestrina, the 'saviour of polyphony', remains one of the most recorded composers of his age. These deeply evocative, devotional motets were written in 1583 in an age of religious disorder and tumult. Naxos's disc has distinguishing features in that it adds plainchant antiphons related to the texts and ends with a motet of 1583, Afferentur Regi.