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JOHN DOWLAND [1562/1563-1626]
· Flow, my tears (5'10)
WILLIAM BYRD [1543-1623]
· Tristitia et anxietas (10'34)
RICHARD DERING
· Factum est silentium (2'25)
JOHN DOWLAND [1562/1563-1626]
· In this trembling shadow (3'46)
PETER PHILIPS [1560-1628]
· Gaude Maria virgo (5'22)
PHILIPPE DE MONTE [1521-1603]
· Super flumina Babylonis (5'28)
WILLIAM BYRD [1543-1623]
· Quomodo cantabimus (7'41)
PETER PHILIPS [1560-1628]
· Regina cæli lætare (2'34)
HUW WATKINS [01/01/1976-]
· The Pheonix and the Turtle (5'46)
ROBERT WHITE [1538-1574]
· Lamentations (22'41)
Anthologie "In a Strange Land": Elisabethanische Komponisten im Exil (Philips, Dowland, White, Byrd …) Stile Antico
1h11
1 CD
HMM902266
The regime of Queen Elizabeth I dealt harshly with supporters of the old Catholic religion. Torn between obedience and conscience, some of England’s most talented musicians – Philips, Dering and Dowland – chose a life of exile abroad. Others chose to remain in spiritual isolation in England, comparing themselves to the exiled Israelites in Babylon. Amongst them were Robert White, whose five-part Lamentations are one of the glories of English music of any age, and William Byrd, whose anguished Catholic music is referenced in Shakespeare’s enigmatic poem The Phoenix and the Turtle, vividly set by Huw Watkins especially for stile antico.
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Komponisten
- Richard Dering
- Peter Philips
- Philippe de Monte
- Huw Watkins
- Robert White
Programm
JOHN DOWLAND [1562/1563-1626]
· Flow, my tears (5'10)
WILLIAM BYRD [1543-1623]
· Tristitia et anxietas (10'34)
RICHARD DERING
· Factum est silentium (2'25)
JOHN DOWLAND [1562/1563-1626]
· In this trembling shadow (3'46)
PETER PHILIPS [1560-1628]
· Gaude Maria virgo (5'22)
PHILIPPE DE MONTE [1521-1603]
· Super flumina Babylonis (5'28)
WILLIAM BYRD [1543-1623]
· Quomodo cantabimus (7'41)
PETER PHILIPS [1560-1628]
· Regina cæli lætare (2'34)
HUW WATKINS [01/01/1976-]
· The Pheonix and the Turtle (5'46)
ROBERT WHITE [1538-1574]
· Lamentations (22'41)