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BAND/ARTIST: Stile Antico
- Title: Victoria: Tenebrae Responsories
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: harmonia mundi
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 88.2kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:11:21
- Total Size: 283 mb / 1.2 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: I. Amicus meus
02. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: II. Judas mercator
03. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: III. Unus ex discipulis meis
04. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: IV. Eram quasi agnus
05. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: V. Una hora
06. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: VI. Seniores populi
07. Plainsong: Incipit lamentatio Jeremiæ
08. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: I. Tamquam ad latronem
09. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: II. Tenebræ factæ sunt
10. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: III. Animam meam dilectam
11. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: IV. Tradiderunt me
12. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: V. Jesum tradidit impius
13. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: VI. Caligaverunt oculi mei
14. Plainsong: De lamentatione Jeremiæ
15. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: I. Recessit pastor noster
16. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: II. O vos omnes
17. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: III. Ecce quomodo moritur
18. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: IV. Astiterunt reges terræ
19. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: V. Æstimatus sum
20. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: VI. Sepulto Domino
21. Plainsong: De lamentatione Jeremiæ Prophetæ
22. Motet: O Domine Jesu Christe
Born in 1548, Tomás Luis de Victoria received his early musical training as a chorister of Avila Cathedral under the tutelage of Gerónimo de Espinar and Bernardino de Ribera – the latter of whom can be counted amongst the greatest Spanish composers of his generation. Victoria was probably around seventeen when he travelled to Rome to continue his education at the Collegio Germanico. It was a city rich in opportunity for him, for he stayed there for the first half of his adult life, working as a singer, teacher, organist and maestro di cappella for several institutions including the Collegio Germanico, and taking holy orders. It was not until 1587 that, returning to his native Spain, Victoria settled in Madrid, serving as chaplain to the Dowager Empress Maria, and as maestro de capilla in the chapel of the Convent of Las Descalzas Reales, where she resided, until her death in 1603. After this he remained as chapel organist and one of the convent chaplains until his own death eight years later.
The Tenebrae Responsories come from a larger collection of polyphonic music for Holy Week, the Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae, which Victoria published in 1585, assembling a number of pieces he had written during his years in Rome. The responsories set here are part of the much longer office of Tenebrae, which essentially combined the monastic hours of Matins and Lauds for each of the last three days of Holy Week, the triduum sacrum.
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01. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: I. Amicus meus
02. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: II. Judas mercator
03. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: III. Unus ex discipulis meis
04. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: IV. Eram quasi agnus
05. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: V. Una hora
06. Maundy Thursday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: VI. Seniores populi
07. Plainsong: Incipit lamentatio Jeremiæ
08. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: I. Tamquam ad latronem
09. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: II. Tenebræ factæ sunt
10. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: III. Animam meam dilectam
11. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: IV. Tradiderunt me
12. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: V. Jesum tradidit impius
13. Good Friday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: VI. Caligaverunt oculi mei
14. Plainsong: De lamentatione Jeremiæ
15. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: I. Recessit pastor noster
16. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: II. O vos omnes
17. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: III. Ecce quomodo moritur
18. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: IV. Astiterunt reges terræ
19. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: V. Æstimatus sum
20. Holy Saturday Responsories, Second and Third Nocturns: VI. Sepulto Domino
21. Plainsong: De lamentatione Jeremiæ Prophetæ
22. Motet: O Domine Jesu Christe
Born in 1548, Tomás Luis de Victoria received his early musical training as a chorister of Avila Cathedral under the tutelage of Gerónimo de Espinar and Bernardino de Ribera – the latter of whom can be counted amongst the greatest Spanish composers of his generation. Victoria was probably around seventeen when he travelled to Rome to continue his education at the Collegio Germanico. It was a city rich in opportunity for him, for he stayed there for the first half of his adult life, working as a singer, teacher, organist and maestro di cappella for several institutions including the Collegio Germanico, and taking holy orders. It was not until 1587 that, returning to his native Spain, Victoria settled in Madrid, serving as chaplain to the Dowager Empress Maria, and as maestro de capilla in the chapel of the Convent of Las Descalzas Reales, where she resided, until her death in 1603. After this he remained as chapel organist and one of the convent chaplains until his own death eight years later.
The Tenebrae Responsories come from a larger collection of polyphonic music for Holy Week, the Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae, which Victoria published in 1585, assembling a number of pieces he had written during his years in Rome. The responsories set here are part of the much longer office of Tenebrae, which essentially combined the monastic hours of Matins and Lauds for each of the last three days of Holy Week, the triduum sacrum.
Year 2018 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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