Bruges Gombert

This program aired as a repeat of an earlier program (#02-13).

Program: #02-31🎁   Air Date: Aug 05, 2002

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Our occasional interviews with Peter Phillips, conductor of the great Renaissance ensemble The Tallis Scholars continues with their latest release, also dedicated to Gombert.

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NOTE: All of the music on this program is from the Holland Festival of Early Music at Utrecht 2001.

This concert features the early music ensemble The Sixteen and Fretwork directed by Harry Christophers, and is a complete performance of Dietrich Buxtehude's series of cantatas that reflect on the parts of the body of the suffering Christ (from feet up to face), called Membra Jesu nostri:

1. Ad Pedes
2. Ad Genua
3. Ad Manus
4. Ad Latus
5. Ad Pectus
6. Ad Cor
7. Ad Faciem

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