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Haec Dies
Easter at Notre Dame Paris, c1220
Music for Easter Sunday mass as it may have been heard at Notre Dame in Paris at the beginning of the 13th century, including the chant propers, a complete cycle for the ordinary in two-part settings in the Leoninus style and three-part organum in the style of Perotin.
Press quotes:
“The singing by these Melbourne based musicians is exquisite throughout. It is beautifully produced with excellent notes ... haunting and evocative ... Highly recommended.”
— Recorder and Early Music “Les Six are a wonderful group of singers ... and they sing the Mass with a beautiful clarity of tone and a moving profundity.”— New Englander Audio preview:
Conductus: Omnia beneficia gaudia generancia download Track Listing:
Conductus: Omnia beneficia gaudia generancia
Introit: Resurrexi, et adhuc tecum sum, alleluja Kyrie, fons bonitatis ... eleison Gradual: Hæc dies quam fecit Dominus Alleluja: Pascha nostrum immolatus est Christus Sequence: Victimae paschali laudes Gloria in excelsis Deo Credo in unum Deum Offertory: Terra tremuit Sanctus Motet: Se valours/ Bien me sui / Hic factus est Agnus Dei Communion: Pascha nostrum immolatus est Christus Ite vos Deum laudantes Conductus: Omnia beneficia Catalogue Number: MD3144
Price: AU$26.00
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Announcing the winner of the 1996 City of Melbourne Song Recital Award, the judges described John Heuzenroeder’s performance as one which struck them “as having a most unusual sense of style — a performance you know you will long remember.”
The vocal group Les Six were formed specifically to perform mediaeval and renaissance repertoire in authentic style.
Countertenor: Hartley Newnham Tenors: Simon Biazeck, John Heuzenroeder, Tom Healey, Grantley McDonald Bass: Jerzy Kozlowski Hartley Newnham performs music ranging from Troubadour songs to the avant-garde and jazz. Together with pianist Nicholas Routley, has premiered many new works.
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