Hildegard: Symphonia Armonie Celestium Revelationum; Birgitta: Cantus Sororum / Les Flamboyants
Track Listings
| 1. Hildegard von Bingen - Symphonia Armonie Celestium Revelationum/Antiphon: Hodie aperuit nobis clausa porta | ||
| 2. Birgitta von Schweden - Cantus Sororum/Antiphon: Annuntietur in universa terra | ||
| 3. Hildegard - Symphonia.../Antiphon: O frodens virga | ||
| 4. Birgitta - Cantus.../Antiphon: Latuit | ||
| 5. Birgitta - Cantus.../O virgo | ||
| 6. Hildegard - Symphonia.../O viridissima virga | ||
| 7. Hildegard - Symphonia.../O victoriosissimi triumphatores | ||
| 8. Birgitta - Cantus.../Benedictus sis tu | ||
| 9. Birgitta - Cantus.../Iam Iaetaris | ||
| 10. Hildegard - Symphonia.../Sequence: O virga ac diadema | ||
| 11. Hildegard - Symphonia.../Antiphon: Caritas habundat in omnia | ||
| 12. Birgitta - Cantus.../Christe Patris excelsi | ||
| 13. Hildegard - Symphonia.../Ave Maria |
Editorial Reviews
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The Scandinavian ensemble Les Flamboyants has paired the now-famous Hildegard von Bingen with a lesser-known composer, the 14th-century nun St. Birgitta of Sweden. While both women composed plainchant, their styles differ quite markedly: Hildegard wrote extravagantly visionary texts and long, luxuriant melodies that cover up to two octaves; Birgitta's music is more subdued, with a narrower vocal range and a less rhapsodic style. Les Flamboyants provide atmospheric performances (including four semi-improvised instrumental pieces based on Hildegard's and Birgitta's music), though the flute trailing along behind the singers is some pieces is distracting. --Matthew Westphal
Hildegard: Symphonia Armonie Celestium Revelationum; Birgitta: Cantus Sororum / Les Flamboyants, Music, Birgitta von Schweden, Hildegard of Bingen, Les Flamboyants, Choral, Choral Music, Classical, Early Music / Chant, Sacred Choral Music
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Hildegard: Symphonia Armonie Celestium Revelationum; Birgitta: Cantus Sororum / Les Flamboyants
Les Flamboyants Manufacturer: Raum Klang ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000007TQ7 Release Date: 2000-09-16 |
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Amazon.com
The Scandinavian ensemble Les Flamboyants has paired the now-famous Hildegard von Bingen with a lesser-known composer, the 14th-century nun St. Birgitta of Sweden. While both women composed plainchant, their styles differ quite markedly: Hildegard wrote extravagantly visionary texts and long, luxuriant melodies that cover up to two octaves; Birgitta's music is more subdued, with a narrower vocal range and a less rhapsodic style. Les Flamboyants provide atmospheric performances (including four semi-improvised instrumental pieces based on Hildegard's and Birgitta's music), though the flute trailing along behind the singers is some pieces is distracting. --Matthew WestphalCustomer Reviews:
Mystical Medieval Magic.......2006-08-27
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