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Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.)
Late 13th-14th centuries. Rex virginum amator (3:11) ; Edi be thu hevenqueene (4:21) ; Nota (1:22) ; Angelus ad virginem (2:48) / anonymous -- Beata viscera / Perotin (5:29) -- Saint Martial School, late 11th century. Annus novus in gaudio (3:35) -- De innocentibus / Hildegard von Bingen (4:59) -- Minnesang : (instruments) / Niedhart von Reuenthal (3:47) -- Notre Dame School, c. 1200. Nicholai presulis (1:37) ; Exultemus et letemur/Gaudens in Domino (2:11) -- Cantigas de Santa Maria. Como poden ; Muit'amar ; Tan beeyta ; Maravillosos : (instruments) / Alfonso el Sabio (5:31) -- Llibre vermell, 14th century. Polotrum regina (4:15) -- Notre Dame School, c. 1200. In natali summi regis (1:53) ; Orientis partibus (1:58) ; Verbum patris humanatur (1:41) -- Late 13th-14th centuries. Laude novella (2:26) ; Verbum caro factum est (1:35) ; Verbum patris hodie (:53) ; Alleluya : instruments (1:51) ; Stella nuova (2:38) ; Saltarello (2:07).
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art"--Container.
Program notes by Frederick Renz and texts with English translations (27 pages : port.) inserted in container.
New York's Ensemble for Early Music (John Alston, bass ; Marshall Coid, countertenor, vielle ; Todd Frizzell, tenor, symphonia ; Wayne Hankin, winds, tenor ; Wolodymyr Smishkewych, tenor, percussion ; Jon Szabo, baritone, vielle) ; Frederick Renz, director.
Recorded in the St. Ambrose Chapel of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City, Oct. 1997.
Vocal selections sung principally in Latin; some works sung in Middle English or Italian.
Symphonia armonie celestium revelationum
May hat menig hercz hoch erstaigett; arranged