Millennium of Music
Music List #03-44
A Meeting in Toledo
 
 
NOTE: In the early summer of 1502, Philip the Fair, Duke of Burgundy, was accompanied by his wife Juana (known as "the Mad") into Toledo, escorted by his father-in-law Ferdinand of Aragon to be greeted by Isabella of Castile. The great Burgundian choir was met by musicians of the court of Ferdinand and Isabella. This week, we hear the Orlando Consort recreate this meeting from their recording The Toledo Summit on the Harmonia Mundi label (CD # HMU 907328).
 
The program is sponsored in part by the Belgian Tourist Office
and the Embassy of Belgium in Washington, D.C. For more information on visiting Belgium, you may contact the Belgian Tourist Office at:
www.visitbelgium.com
 
ALONSO de MONDE\JAR (fl. 1502/06): Ave rex noster.
 
PIERRE de la RUE (c.1460-1518): Gaude virgo.
 
JUAN de ANCHIETA (1462-1523): Libera me, Domine.
 
FRANCISCO de PE|ALOSA (c.1470-1528): Versa est in luctum.
 
FRANCISCO de la TORRE (fl.1483-1504): Adoramoste, Se|or.
 
ALEXANDER AGRICOLA (c.1446-1506): Je n'ay dueil.
 
AGRICOLA: Si dedero.
 
PIERRE de la RUE: Missa Nunca fue pena mayor: Kyrie.
 
Anon.: Ora baila t_.
 
PIERRE de la RUE: Autant en emporte le vent.
 
FRANCISCO de la TORRE: Justa fue mi perdi#ion.
 
PEDRO de LAGARTO (fl.1490-1507): Andad, pasiones, andad.
 
ANTOINE DIVITIS (c.1470-c.1515/34): O desolatorum consolatur.
 
ANTOINE BRUMEL (c.1460-c.1515): Mater patris.
 
ALONSO de MONDE\JAR: Oyan todos mi tormento.
 
PIERRE de la RUE: Secretz regretz.
 
LUCHAS (fl.c. 1500): A la ca_a, sus, a ca_a.
 
JOSQUIN DESPREZ (c. 1450?--1521): In te, Domine, speravi.
 
PEDRO DIAZ de AUX (fl.1480-1510): Ave sanctissimum.
 
JOSQUIN (attrib.): Ave festiva ferculis.
 
FRANCISCO de PE|ALOSA : Missa L'homme arme:  Credo.