Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
2. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No.194, Como o nome da Virgen
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
3. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No.193, Sobelos fondos do mar
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
4. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No.421, Nenbre-sse-te, Madre de Deus, Maria
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
5. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No.260, Dized', ai trobadores
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
6. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No. 290, Maldito seja quen non loara
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
7. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No. 120, Quantos me creveren loarán
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
8. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No. 160, Quen boa dona querrá
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
9. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No. 181, Pero que seja a gente
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
10. Humils, forfaitz, repres e penedens
Composed by Guiraut Riquier
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
11. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No. 100, Santa Maria, strela do dia
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
12. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No. 38, Pois que Deus quis da Virgen fillo
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
13. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No. 401, Macar poucos cantares acabei e con son
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
14. Que faray, mamma? (Andalusian Kharjas)
Composed by Anonymous
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
15. Meu sïdï Ibrahïm (Andalusian Kharjas)
Composed by Anonymous
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
16. Gar si yes devina (Andalusion Kharjas)
Composed by Anonymous
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
17. Garid vos ay yermanellas (Andalusian Kharjas)
Composed by Anonymous
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
18. Cantigas de Santa Maria for medieval ensemble No. 168, En todo logar á poder
Composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio)
with Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music
Conducted by Benjamin Bagby , Barbara Thornton
Product Description
Amazon.com
El Sabio, the laudatory name for King Alfonso X of Castile and Leon, means "the learned," and among this legendary 13th-century king's accomplishments was the gathering, editing, copying, and illustration of a collection of songs known as the Cantigas de Santa Maria. This outstanding recording features 18 of the original collection's more than 400 songs--an enticing sampling that only begins to suggest the music's enormous variety and inventiveness. Although most of the songs center on praise and reverence for the Virgin Mary, there also are religious feast songs, stories about Marian miracles, penitential prayers, and occasionally, songs of erotic love and romantic longing. Unlike liturgical chant, these songs are often highly rhythmic, with dancing, shifting accents according to the stresses of the text. Some songs are charged with atmosphere, created by stark harmonies and accompanying drones. Sequentia's brilliant, energetic performances clearly convey the flesh-and-blood lives that inspired these songs and make them still exciting 700 years later. --David Vernier
El Sabio, the laudatory name for King Alfonso X of Castile and Leon, means "the learned," and among this legendary 13th-century king's accomplishments was the gathering, editing, copying, and illustration of a collection of songs known as the Cantigas de Santa Maria. This outstanding recording features 18 of the original collection's more than 400 songs--an enticing sampling that only begins to suggest the music's enormous variety and inventiveness. Although most of the songs center on praise and reverence for the Virgin Mary, there also are religious feast songs, stories about Marian miracles, penitential prayers, and occasionally, songs of erotic love and romantic longing. Unlike liturgical chant, these songs are often highly rhythmic, with dancing, shifting accents according to the stresses of the text. Some songs are charged with atmosphere, created by stark harmonies and accompanying drones. Sequentia's brilliant, energetic performances clearly convey the flesh-and-blood lives that inspired these songs and make them still exciting 700 years later. --David Vernier
Vox Iberica III: El Sabio,Alfonso X (el Sabio),Anonymous,Guiraut Riquier,Barbara Thornton,Benjamin Bagby,Cologne Sequentia Ensemble for Medieval Music,RCA,Classical,Classical Music,Medieval Monophonic Song,Miscellaneous,Miscellaneous Music,Vocal
Average customer rating: |
Vox Iberica III: El Sabio
Manufacturer: RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000001TXE Release Date: 1992-12-15 |
Amazon.com
El Sabio, the laudatory name for King Alfonso X of Castile and Leon, means "the learned," and among this legendary 13th-century king's accomplishments was the gathering, editing, copying, and illustration of a collection of songs known as the Cantigas de Santa Maria. This outstanding recording features 18 of the original collection's more than 400 songs--an enticing sampling that only begins to suggest the music's enormous variety and inventiveness. Although most of the songs center on praise and reverence for the Virgin Mary, there also are religious feast songs, stories about Marian miracles, penitential prayers, and occasionally, songs of erotic love and romantic longing. Unlike liturgical chant, these songs are often highly rhythmic, with dancing, shifting accents according to the stresses of the text. Some songs are charged with atmosphere, created by stark harmonies and accompanying drones. Sequentia's brilliant, energetic performances clearly convey the flesh-and-blood lives that inspired these songs and make them still exciting 700 years later. --David VernierTrack Listings:
- Xmas Chorales
- 4 Preludes & Fugues / Idylle
- Around the World in 80 Minutes
- Aulis Sallinen: String Quartet No. 3 "Aspects of Peltoniemi Hintrik's Funeral March" (1969) / String Quartet No. 4 "Silent Songs" (1971) / Jean Sibelius: String Quartet in D minor, Op. 56 (1909) - Fresk Quartet
- Bach: Clavierübung I & II
- Bach: Double Concertos; Oboe Concertos
- Berio: Laborintus 2
- Best of 3
- Biber: Requiem
- Cello Concerto / Stille Musik
Track Listings
Delirious [CD-single] [Import]
Legendary Nat King Cole [Import]
Music: Coram Deo: In the Presence of God
Jimmy Miller Productions 1976-1979
Live in Paris 71 [Import] [Live]
Mozart: Requiem Kv626, Great Mass in C Moll, Missa Brevis [Import]