Joel Rust & Pierre Chepelov performed by Brigitte Lesne & Discantus - Music for a King - The Winchester Troper (2014) Lossless
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Artist: Joel Rust & Pierre Chepelov performed by Brigitte Lesne & Discantus
Title Of Album: Music for a King - The Winchester Troper
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Aeon
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC
Total Time: 62:52 min
Total Size: 282 MB
Tracklist:
1 Alleluia (Versets: Pascha nostrum - Epulemur)
2 Laus, honor, virtus (Trope communion pascha nostrum)
3 O qui perpetua mundum ratione gubernas
4 Firmetur manus tua (Antienne de procession)
5 Postquam factus homo (Trope introït resurrexi)
6 Doxa en ipsistis (Gloria)
7 Sunt etenim pennae volucres mihi
8 Alleluia (Rex in æternum - Séquence)
9 Prome casta contio carmina (Prose)
10 O Redemptor summe carmes (Hymne)
11 Miserere dominum (Kyrie tropé)
12 Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus impera
On Easter Day in the year 1043, King Edward the Confessor was crowned in Winchester Cathedral. Nearly 10 centuries later, the six women's voices of Discantus bring back to life the nascent polyphonies that were being written at the time in England: between Gregorian chant and organized two-part pieces, here we are at the
beginnings of counterpoint and the practice of discantus (descant). These compositions are drawn from the Winchester Tropary, one of the most fabulous musical testimonies of the era, with most of the pieces selected centred on the Paschal period.
In mirror are inserted, like two shimmering stained-glass windows framed in the Romanesque stone, two compositions from today, commissioned by the ensemble on texts excerpted from Boethius's Consolation of Philosophy (c.524). These works, by two young composers a Frenchman (Pierre Chépélov, born 1979) and a
Briton (Joel Rust, born 1989) , extend the musical exchanges that existed between the great island and the continent throughout the Middle Ages.
beginnings of counterpoint and the practice of discantus (descant). These compositions are drawn from the Winchester Tropary, one of the most fabulous musical testimonies of the era, with most of the pieces selected centred on the Paschal period.
In mirror are inserted, like two shimmering stained-glass windows framed in the Romanesque stone, two compositions from today, commissioned by the ensemble on texts excerpted from Boethius's Consolation of Philosophy (c.524). These works, by two young composers a Frenchman (Pierre Chépélov, born 1979) and a
Briton (Joel Rust, born 1989) , extend the musical exchanges that existed between the great island and the continent throughout the Middle Ages.
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