Andrew Carwood, Part VII

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Program: #01-30🎁   Air Date: Jul 23, 2001

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Music at All Soul's, Oxford.

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Continued from: ⮜ #00-42 🔊🎁ANDREW CARWOOD, Part VI
Continues in: ⮞ #01-04 🔊🎁Andrew Carwood, Part VIII

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I. The 15th Century

  • HENRY V: Gloria.
  • LEONEL POWER: Credo.
  • HENRY V: Sanctus.
  • NICHOLAS STURGEON: Salve mater Domini/Salve templum gratie.
  • JOHN DUNSTAPLE: Descendi in hortum meum.

II. The Early 16th Century

  • RICHARD DAVY: O Domine celi terreque.

III. Thomas Cranmer's Musical Reforms

  • JOHN MERBECKE:  Funeral sentences (plainchant).
  • THOMAS TALLIS: Verily, verily I say unto you.
  • JOHN SHEPPARD: Christ our Paschal Lamb.

    Robert Dow's Partbooks

  • CHRISTOPHER TYE: Ad te clamamus.
  • ROBERT PARSONS: Ave Maria, gratia plena.

     

This program is part of a special series.

Continued from: ⮜ #00-42 🔊🎁ANDREW CARWOOD, Part VI
Continues in: ⮞ #01-04 🔊🎁Andrew Carwood, Part VIII

Previous: ⮜ #01-29 🔊🎁repeat of #00-42Andrew Carwood, Part VI
Next: ⮞ #01-31 🔊🎁repeat of #01-04Andrew Carwood, Part VIII

Composer Info

HENRY V, LEONEL POWER, NICHOLAS STURGEON, JOHN DUNSTAPLE, RICHARD DAVY, JOHN MERBECKE, THOMAS TALLIS, JOHN SHEPPARD, CHRISTOPHER TYE, ROBERT PARSONS, JOHN MERBECKE, THOMAS TALLIS, JOHN SHEPPARD, CHRISTOPHER TYE, ROBERT PARSONS

CD Info

CD GAU-196

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