Gabrieli: Missa Pater Peccavi, Motets, and Instumental Music
Track Listings
| 1. Ricercar - His Majesty's Sagbutts And Cornetts/Timothy Roberts | ||
| 2. Motet: De Profundis Clamavi (Psalm 130) | ||
| 3. Canzon Alla Francese: Petit Jacquet - Timothy Roberts | ||
| 4. Missa Pater Peccavi: Kyrie | ||
| 5. Intonazione Del Sesto Tuono - Timothy Roberts | ||
| 6. Missa Pater Peccavi: Gloria | ||
| 7. Ricercar - His Majesty's Sagbutts And Cornetts/Timothy Roberts | ||
| 8. Missa Pater Peccavi: Credo | ||
| 9. Madrigal: Ancor Che Co'l Partire - Timothy Roberts | ||
| 10. Missa Pater Peccavi: Sanctus | ||
| 11. Missa Pater Peccavi: Benedictus | ||
| 12. Ricercar - His Majesty's Sagbutts And Cornetts/Timothy Roberts | ||
| 13. Missa Pater Peccavi: Agnus Dei I II III | ||
| 14. Ricercar - Timothy Roberts | ||
| 15. Motet: O Sacrum Convivium | ||
| 16. Ricercar - His Majesty's Sagbutts And Cornetts/Timothy Roberts |
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
When we speak of "the Gabrielis," we mean uncle Andrea and nephew Giovanni, each of whom worked as principal organist at the Basilica of San Marco in Venice during the 16th century. (Unless, of course, we mean Paul McCreesh's Gabrieli Consort & Players, the composers' leading interpreters.) Giovanni by far is the better known composer, no doubt because his extroverted music for multiple choirs of brass instruments and/or voices so readily attracts the attention of listeners (and concert presenters and record producers, too). While Andrea Gabrieli composed also polychoral music, his style tends to be more subdued and meditative--in line with his contemporary colleagues Palestrina and Victoria--than that of his nephew. Hyperion has begun to give the older composer his due with the first widely available CD that's devoted entirely to his music. The veteran English ensemble His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts and its new companion, His Majestys Consort of Voices, perform Andrea's Missa Pater Peccavi along with several motets, instrumental pieces, and organ works. While the program is not a McCreesh-style liturgical reconstruction, the shorter works are interspersed between the movements of the Mass, with an end result that's not far from the practice at music-crazed San Marco. The Mass is performed by voices and instruments doing the six parts together, while the motets are performed with voices on one or two lines and instruments on the rest. While one misses the reverent fervor that McCreesh and his musicians bring to this music, these performers do an attractive, thoroughly professional job with this luminous music and begin to redress the familial imbalance. --Matthew Westphal
Gabrieli: Missa Pater Peccavi, Motets, and Instumental Music, Music, Andrea Gabrieli, Timothy Roberts, His Majesty's Sagbutts and Cornetts, Canzona for Keyboard, Chamber, Choral, Classical, Classical Composers, Classical Music, Early Music / Chant, Keyboard, Madrigal, Medieval/Renaissance Organ Music, Polychoral Music For Brass, Psalm Setting, Renaissance Mass, Renaissance Motet, Vocal
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Gabrieli: Missa Pater Peccavi, Motets, and Instumental Music
Manufacturer: Hyperion ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00004U2KF Release Date: 2000-08-15 |
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Amazon.com
When we speak of "the Gabrielis," we mean uncle Andrea and nephew Giovanni, each of whom worked as principal organist at the Basilica of San Marco in Venice during the 16th century. (Unless, of course, we mean Paul McCreesh's Gabrieli Consort & Players, the composers' leading interpreters.) Giovanni by far is the better known composer, no doubt because his extroverted music for multiple choirs of brass instruments and/or voices so readily attracts the attention of listeners (and concert presenters and record producers, too). While Andrea Gabrieli composed also polychoral music, his style tends to be more subdued and meditative--in line with his contemporary colleagues Palestrina and Victoria--than that of his nephew. Hyperion has begun to give the older composer his due with the first widely available CD that's devoted entirely to his music. The veteran English ensemble His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts and its new companion, His Majestys Consort of Voices, perform Andrea's Missa Pater Peccavi along with several motets, instrumental pieces, and organ works. While the program is not a McCreesh-style liturgical reconstruction, the shorter works are interspersed between the movements of the Mass, with an end result that's not far from the practice at music-crazed San Marco. The Mass is performed by voices and instruments doing the six parts together, while the motets are performed with voices on one or two lines and instruments on the rest. While one misses the reverent fervor that McCreesh and his musicians bring to this music, these performers do an attractive, thoroughly professional job with this luminous music and begin to redress the familial imbalance. --Matthew WestphalCustomer Reviews:
Very good interpretations of little known music.......2003-10-08
I feel that even though a minimalistic approach has been taken on this disc it works well. The playing from HMS&C is very good and the singing is also up to a high standard. One minor quibble - I would have liked to have heard this Mass performed with trebles (i.e. boy sopranos). Cornetts and sackbuts 'blend' much better with these kinds of voices. However, this is not a major issue for me with this CD.
The Mass is a beautiful work and the instrumental ricercari are very nice too!
I look forward to more discs of vocal/instrumental works from these performers. Perhaps some Willaert, Lassus or Rore next time?
Anyway, well done to all concerned. A beautiful recording.
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