Cappella Musicale Della Cattedrale di Vercelli & Denis Silano - Colombano: Psalms for Six Voices (2018) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Cappella Musicale Della Cattedrale di Vercelli, Denis Silano
- Title: Colombano: Psalms for Six Voices
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Brilliant Classics
- Genre: Classical, Vocal
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 88.2kHz
- Total Time: 01:17:49
- Total Size: 354 mb / 1.2 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Domine ad adiuvandum
02. Dixit dominus
03. Laudate pueri
04. Laetatus sum
05. Nisi dominus
06. Lauda Ierusalem
07. Confitebor
08. Beatus vir
09. In exitu Israel
10. De profundis
11. Memento domine David
12. Credidi
13. In convertendo
14. Domine probasti me
15. Laudate dominum
16. Magnificat octavi toni
The conventual franciscan Orazio Colombano (c.1554–after 1595) hailed from Verona and came to the ancient city of Vercelli, in Piedmont, east of Turin, in 1579 to take up his first professional appointment as Moderator for Music at the Cathedral, a thriving cappella musicale under the House of Savoy, established in 1495 with a choir of six children, adult singers including a number of Flemish and French musicians, and organists, cornetto, sackbut, theorbo and string players.
Colombano spent about two years there, during which he composed the Psalms for Six Voices (Harmonia super vespertinos omnium solemnitatum psalmos sex vocibus decantanda), his first work, which sets to music the Psalms of the Vespers liturgy for all obligatory feast days, as established at the Council of Trent, preceded by the introductory ‘Deus in adjutorium’ and followed by the Magnificat.
The style is largely antiphonal, with alternating choirs in dialogue, and this collection presents as a kind of ‘compendium’ of the features of polyphonic psalms of the time: from homorhythm with rather strict syllabic declamation, to close imitative polyphony akin to Flemish models. This variety of approach gives insight into the structure of psalmodic recitation and its polyphonic treatment in the late 16th century.
This world-premiere recording is based on the score edited by Denis Silano for the series ‘Bibliotheca Musicalis Ecclesiae Vercellensis’ published by Vox Antiqua. Monsignor Silano leads the Cappella Musicale of Vercelli Cathedral, whose elite ensemble aims to revive the Vercelli Cathedral’s 16th- and 17th-century heritage of manuscripts and printed music. These soloists, specialised in early music, perform in the Vercelli Cathedral’s liturgical services.
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01. Domine ad adiuvandum
02. Dixit dominus
03. Laudate pueri
04. Laetatus sum
05. Nisi dominus
06. Lauda Ierusalem
07. Confitebor
08. Beatus vir
09. In exitu Israel
10. De profundis
11. Memento domine David
12. Credidi
13. In convertendo
14. Domine probasti me
15. Laudate dominum
16. Magnificat octavi toni
The conventual franciscan Orazio Colombano (c.1554–after 1595) hailed from Verona and came to the ancient city of Vercelli, in Piedmont, east of Turin, in 1579 to take up his first professional appointment as Moderator for Music at the Cathedral, a thriving cappella musicale under the House of Savoy, established in 1495 with a choir of six children, adult singers including a number of Flemish and French musicians, and organists, cornetto, sackbut, theorbo and string players.
Colombano spent about two years there, during which he composed the Psalms for Six Voices (Harmonia super vespertinos omnium solemnitatum psalmos sex vocibus decantanda), his first work, which sets to music the Psalms of the Vespers liturgy for all obligatory feast days, as established at the Council of Trent, preceded by the introductory ‘Deus in adjutorium’ and followed by the Magnificat.
The style is largely antiphonal, with alternating choirs in dialogue, and this collection presents as a kind of ‘compendium’ of the features of polyphonic psalms of the time: from homorhythm with rather strict syllabic declamation, to close imitative polyphony akin to Flemish models. This variety of approach gives insight into the structure of psalmodic recitation and its polyphonic treatment in the late 16th century.
This world-premiere recording is based on the score edited by Denis Silano for the series ‘Bibliotheca Musicalis Ecclesiae Vercellensis’ published by Vox Antiqua. Monsignor Silano leads the Cappella Musicale of Vercelli Cathedral, whose elite ensemble aims to revive the Vercelli Cathedral’s 16th- and 17th-century heritage of manuscripts and printed music. These soloists, specialised in early music, perform in the Vercelli Cathedral’s liturgical services.
Year 2018 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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