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The Art of the Netherlands (The Early Music Consort of London, David Munrow)

Release date: 1997

Music from Josquin Desprez, Antoine Brumel, Antoine Busnois, Johannes Ockeghem, Hayne van Gizeghem, Jacob Obrecht, Alexander Agricola, Heinrich Isaac, Pierre de la Rue, Jean Mouton, Johannes Tinctoris, etc.

"one of the most influential recordings of early music ever made" Fabrice Fitch, Gramophone

Contents:

CD-1

1. Secular songs

Josquin Desprez

1. Villotta: Scaramella va alla guerra

2. Chanson: Allegez moy, doulce plaisant brunette (à 6)

Anon., 16th c.:

3. Chanson: Allegez moy, doulce plaisant brunette (lute)

Josquin Desprez

4. Frottola: El grillo è buon cantore

Heinrich Isaac

5. Quodlibet: Donna di dentro della tua casa

Hayne van Ghizeghem:

6. Rondeau: De tous biens plaine (original three-part chanson)

Josquin Desprez:

7. Rondeau: De tous biens plaine (four-part instrumental version)

Alexander Agricola:

8. Rondeau: De tous biens plaine I (three-part instrumental version)

Alexander Agricola:

9. Rondeau: De tous biens plaine II (three-part instrumental version)

Antoine Brumel, adapt. from Johannes Ockeghem:

10. Rondeau: Du tout plongiet / Fors seulement l'attente

Anon., ca 1500:

11. Quodlibet: Mijn morken gaf mij een jonck wijff

Johannes Ghiselin (Verbonnet):

12. Ghy syt die werste boven al

Jacques Barbireau (or Jacob Isaac, or Jacob Obrecht):

13. Ein fröhlich wesen (original three-part chanson)

Paul Hofhaimer (attr.):

14. Ein fröhlich wesen (keyboard solo version)

Jacob Obrecht:

15. Ein fröhlich wesen (four-part chanson)

Johannes Ockeghem:

16. Canon à 3: Prenez sur moi vostre exemple amoureux

17. Virelai: Ma bouche rit

Anon. (form. attr. to Josquin Desprez):

18. Guillaume se va chaufer

Josquin Desprez:

19. Adieu mes amours (original four-part chanson)

Anon., 16th c.:

20. Adieu mes amours (keyboard solo version)

Antoine Brumel:

21. Fortuna desperata (original three-part chanson)

Alexander Agricola:

22. Fortuna desperata (six-part version)

Anon. (form. attr. to Josquin Desprez):

23. Fortuna desperata (three-part instrumental version)

CD-2

2. Mass movements

Johannes Tinctoris: Missa "Sine nomine"

24. Kyrie

Antoine Brumel: Missa "Et ecce terrae motus"

25. Gloria

Josquin Desprez:

26. Credo super "De tous biens"

Pierre de la Rue: Missa "Ave sanctissima Maria"

27. Sanctus

Heinrich Isaac: Missa "La bassadanza"

28. Agnus Dei

3. Motets

Jacob Obrecht:

29. Motet: Haec Deum caeli

Loyset Compère (or Juan Anchieta, or Francisco de Peñalosa):

30. Motet: O bone Jesu

Josquin Desprez:

31. Motet: De Profundis (à 5)

32. Motet: Benedicta es caelorum regina

Jean Mouton:

33. Motet: Nesciens mater virgo virum

Anon. (form. attr. to Josquin Desprez):

34. Motet: Inviolata, integra et casta es, Maria

Johannes Ockeghem:

35. Motet: Intemerata Dei mater

Jacob Obrecht:

36. Motet: Laudemus nunc Dominum

Pierre de la Rue or Philippe Verdelot:

37. Motet: Ave sanctissima Maria

Playing time: 131' 44"

Performers: The Early Music Consort of London [Sally Dunkley (soprano), Rosemary Hardy (soprano), James Bowman (countertenor), Charles Brett (countertenor), David James (countertenor), Martyn Hill (tenor), Paul Elliott (tenor), Rogers Covey-Crump (tenor), Leigh Nixon (tenor), John Potter (tenor), Ian Thompson (tenor), Geoffrey Shaw (baritone), Maurice Bevan (baritone), Terry Edwards (bass), David Munrow (soprano recorder, treble recorder, alto recorder, bass recorder, tenor dulcian), Alan Lumsden (alto recorder, tenor sackbut), Andrew van der Beek (alto recorder, bass dulcian), Michael Laird (cornett), Roger Brenner (alto sackbut), Eleanor Sloan (treble rebec), Nigel North (tenor rebec, bass viol, lute), Trevor Jones (tenor rebec, bass rebec, bass viol), Oliver Brookes (fiddle, bass rebec, bass viol), James Tyler (tenor viol, guitar, lute), Robert Spencer (lute), Christopher Hogwood (harp, regal, organ), David Corkhill (tambourine)] - David Munrow, dir.

Recording site and date:

Abbey Road Studios, London, England [02 & 04/1975]

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