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Ex Cathedra EC-9001 (70070-29001-2) — 1998
Metropolitan Museum of Art — 2010
England, late 13th-14th c.
1. Rex virginum amator [3:11]
2. Edi be thu hevenqueene [4:21]
3. « Nota » [1:22]
4. Angelus ad virginem [2:48]
5. Beata viscera [5:29] PEROTIN, ca. 1200
6. Annus novus in gaudio [3:35] St. Martial School, late 11th c.
7. « De innocentibus » [4:59] HILDEGARD von BINGEN, 1098-1179
8. « Minnesang » [3:47] NEIDHART von REUENTHAL, ca. 1190-1240
Notre Dame School, ca. 1200
9. Nicholai presulis [1:37]
10. Exultemus et letemur [2:11]
11. Cantigas de Santa Maria [5:31] ALFONSO EL SABIO, ca. 1221-1284
Como poden
CSM 166 (1:27) ·
Muit' amar
CSM 36 (1:25)
Tan beeyta
CSM 415 (1:06) ·
Maravillosos
CSM 139 (1:33)
12. Polorum regina [4:15]
Catalonia, Llibre Vermell, 14th c. LV 7
Notre Dame School, ca. 1200
13. In natali summi regis [1:53]
14. Orientis partibus [1:58]
15. Verbum patris humanatur [1:41]
Late 13th-14th c.
16. Laude novella [2:26]
17. Verbum caro factum est [1:35]
18. Verbum patris hodie [0:53]
19. « Alleluya » [1:51]
20. Stella nuova [2:38]
21. « Saltarello » [2:07] Italy, 14th c.
New York's Ensemble for Early Music
Frederick Renz
John Alston — bass
Marshall Coid — counter-tenor, vielle
Todd Frizzell — tenor, symphonia
Wayne Hankin — winds, tenor
Wolodymyr Smishkewych — tenor, percussion
Jon Szabo — baritone, vielle
Recorded in the St. Ambrose Chapel of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine,
New York City, NY, USA — october 1997
Dongsok Shin: Producer, Digital Editing
Michael P. Hesse: Engineer