Showing posts with label Purcell Henry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Purcell Henry. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Henry Purcell: Oda a Santa Cecilia, la lectura de Mackerras
Catálogo: Archiv 2533 042
Edición: 1970
Versión:
Michael Rippon (bajo), Simon Woolf (soprano), Paul Esswood y Roland Tatnell (contratenores), Alexander Young (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bajo)
Tiffin Choir
Ambrosian Singers
English Chamber Orchestra
Dir. Charles Mackerras
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01 Obertura-Canzona-Hail, bright Cecilia!- Hail, bright Cecilia!- Hark, each Tree-Tis Nature's voice-Soul of world
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02 Thou tun'st this world-With that sublime celestial lay-Wondrous machine-The airy Violin-In vain the am'rous flute-The fife, and all the harmony of war-Let these amon themselves contest-Hail, bright Cecilia!-Witg rapture od delight-Hail, bright Cecilia
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Friday, September 5, 2014
Henry Purcell: música para la voz
Henry Purcell dedicó la mayor parte de su juventud a la composición de música sagrada. Luego su relación con la Corte le obligó a componer odas cortesanas y música para la escena. Sin embargo en su época de madurez volvió a componer algunos Salmos, como es el caso de O give thanks.
Henry Purcell spent most of his youth to the composition of sacred music. Then, his relationship with the Court forced him to compose courtly odes and music to the scene. But in his mature period returned to compose some Psalms, as is the case of O Give Thanks.
Catálogo (Catalogue): Harmonia Mundi - Edigsa EHM 247
Edición (Edition): 1978
El Arte de la Flauta (1)
La flauta es un instrumento de gran protagonismo a lo largo de toda la historia de la música. A partir de la época barroca dicho protagonismo se ve subrayado por las exigencias de un creciente virtuosismo. La colección de cuatro discos que constituye “El Arte de la Flauta desde el Siglo XVII al XX” ofrece una amplia panorámica musical con interpretaciones de quien es considerado por muchos (entre los que me cuento) el mejor flautista de todos los tiempos: Jean-Pierre Rampal.
The flute is an instrument of great leadership throughout the entire history of music. From the Baroque era that role is underlined by the demands of an increasing virtuosity. The four-disc collection that is "The Art of the Flutefrom the 17th to the 20th century" provides a full musical summary with performances by who is considered by many (among which I am) the best flutist of all time: Jean-Pierre Rampal.
Versión:
Jean-Pierre Rampal, flauta
Robert Veyron-Lacroix, clave
Catálogo (Catalogue): Erato – Hispavox HES 60-130
Edición (Edition): 1972
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Aires barrocos
Catálogo: Harmonia Mundi - Edigsa 05L0136 5
Edición: 1981
- Dietrich Buxtehude: Singet dem Herrn
- Georg F. Haendel: Süsse Stille
- Bonifatio Gratiani: Salve Regina
- William Boyce: From the mountains, Io! she comes. Tell me lovely shepherd
- Anónimo: O death rock me esleep
- Thomas Morley: With my love my life was nestled
- Alfonso Bales (atribuido a): Chloris sigh'd
- Henry Purcell: The Blessed Virgin's Expostulation
Intérpretes:
Honor Shepard (soprano)
Robert Eliot (órgano y clavecín)
Desmond Dupré (laúd y viola de gamba)
Clarence Myerscough e Irvine Ardit (violines)
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