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Guillaume DUFAY (1397-1474)
Supremum est mortalibus bonum (Motets vol.2)
Cantica Symphonia
DDD | APE + cue | covers | TT: 78:16
Recorded at Chiesa del Colletto, Roletto (Italy) in August & October 2005, and in September 2006
Release date: 10/04/2008
Cantica Symphonia
Alena Dantcheva, soprano
Laura Fabris, soprano
Maria Teresa Nesci, soprano
Gianluca Ferrarini, tenor
Fabio Furnari, tenor
Giuseppe Maletto, tenor
Marco Scavazza, baritone
Guido Magnano, organ
Marta Graziolino, harp
Svetlana Fomina, violin
Efix Puleo, violin
Mauro Morini, trumpet and sackbutt
David Yacus, trumpet and sackbutt
Giuseppe Maletto direction
Track Listings
1. Supremum Est Mortabilis Bonum
2. Rite Maiorem Iacobum Canamus
3. O Beate Sebastiane
4. O Sancte Sebastiane
5. Magnam Me Gentes Laudes Paciare, Minerva
6. Ave Regina Celorum (I)
7. Ave Virgo, Que De Celis
8. Fulgens Iubar Ecclesie Dei
9. Mirandas Parit Hec Urbs Florentina Puellas
10. Ave Regina Celorum (Ii)
11. O Gemma, Lux Et Speculum
12. O Proles Yspanie
13. Moribus Et Genere Christo Coniuncte
14. Ave Regina Celorum/Miserere Tui Labentis Dufay
With this disc, Giuseppe Maletto and Cantica Symphonia complete their ‘Dufay trilogy’ on Glossa. These musicians (singers and instrumentalists), many of them members of the various configurations of La Venexiana, represent the best possible interpreters today for communicating this timeless and moving music: motets indelibly linked to the power struggles that, in the first half of the fifteenth century, convulsed the politics of European powers and of the Roman Catholic Church – with the Church’s great Councils, attended by Guillaume Dufay, as the settings for glorious and evocative compositions.
http://www.amazon.fr/Guilaume-Dufay-Supremum-mortalibus-bonum/dp/B0013PS4KO/ref=pd_sxp_f_i
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