Llibre Vermell de Montserrat & Cantigas de Santa Maria
Micrologus · Jaroslaw 2002
1. Por razon tenno d' obedecer [3:54]
Cantigas de Santa Maria
CSM 133
miragre de Montserrat
2a. Virgo Splendens [1:45]
LV 1
2b. Stella Splendens [6:11]
LV 2
3a. A Madre de Jesu Cristo [4:14]
Cantigas de Santa Maria CSM 302
3b. Mui grandes noit' e dia [4:05]
Cantigas de Santa Maria CSM 57
4a. Laudemus Virginem [1:33]
LV 3
4b. Splendens ceptigera [1:03]
LV 4
4c. Ad mortem festinamus [4:14]
LV 10
Cantigas de Santa Maria — Suite instrumental
5a. Mui gran dereit' [1:35] CSM 52
5b. Tanto son da Groriosa [2:21] CSM 48
6a. Polorum Regina [3:34]
LV 7
6b. Inperayritz de la ciutat joyosa [6:14]
LV 9
6c. Mariam Matrem Virginem [4:13]
LV 8
7a. Los set goytx [4:15]
LV 5
7b. Cuncti simus concanentes [3:33]
LV 6
8. Quantos me creveren loarán [2:22]
CSM 120
9. Dized', ai trobadores [3:04]
CSM 260
(bis 1). Stella Splendens [5:36]
LV 2
(bis 2). Cuncti simus concanentes [3:31]
LV 6
(bis 3). Qual é a santivigada [4:11]
CSM 330
10TH FESTIVAL OF EARLY MUSIC IN JAROSLAW
Between 18 and 26 August 2002, enthusiasts of early music were offered
a feast of great music and performances at the Festival in Jaroslaw
(Carpathian Foothills area of southern Poland.
The closing concert presented pilgrim songs of the 14th century, in a performance by Micrologus ensemble from Italy.
The Festival was subtitled, "The Song of Our Roots" and also included
concerts of music for organ, choir, soloists and ensembles performed by
musicians from Greece, Italy, France, England, Poland, and Georgia.
During the course of the festival special liturgical services were held
incorporating early religious music into modern devotional practice.
Moreover those who wished to learn how to sing and dance medieval music
were offered special classes and seminars on a variety of subjects.
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Saturday, 24 August, 2002
4.00PM, Benedictines' Abbey
8.00PM, Dominican Basilic
concert of MICROLOGUS from Italy
The ensemble will be working together with the Festival participants in
order to prepare a commonly performed programme of the pilgrims' songs
from Catalonian El Llibre Vermel. Here is the result of this work.