Program: #00-46🎁 Air Date: Nov 05, 2000
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Continued from: ⮜ #00-44 🔊🎁The Swiss Early Music Scene, Continued: Schola Cantorum Basileinsis II: Roots of the Baroque
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I.
NOTKER BALBULUS: Psallat ecclesia mater; Sanctus spiritus assit nobis gratia (Choralschola of the Monastery of Einsiedeln/Fr. Roman Bannwart, dir.). Musica Helvetica programs numbers 1 & 51.
II.
TUOTILO of St. GALL: Hodie cantandus. (Sylvia & Walter Frei). FONO EP FGL-25-4315.
Anon.: Kyrie Cunctipotens genitor. (Choralschola of Einsiedeln/ Fr. Roman Bannwart). Musica Helvetica program 1.
III.
JULIUS SPERATUS: Disticon in filomela.
RUDOLF von FENIS: Minne gebuitet mir, dazu ich singe. (Sylvia & Walter Frei). FONO EP FGL-25-4321.
RUDOLF von FENIS: Nun ist nich mere.
KONRAD von WURZBURG: Des soltu clein geniessen.
(Sylvia & Walter Frei). FONO EP FGL-25-4315.
MEISTER POPPE: O hoer unde starker almechtiger got. (Sylvia & Walter Frei). FONO EP FGL-25-4321.
IV.
Anon. (from Fribourg, late 13th cen.): Ave virgo virginum.
Anon. (from Engelberg, 1372): Gaudens in Domino;
Ad regnum epulentum (as above, FONO 4315).
Anon.: (Engelberg): Salve pater nominum; Unicornis captivatur). (as above, FONO 4321).
V.
Anon.: St. Magnus Hymn.
Anon. (from Robertsbridge Codex, c. 1325): Estampie.
PEROTINUS: Haec dies; Deo confitemini/Domino.
(E. Power Biggs, on the organ of Valere Cathedral in Sion, the oldest playable organ in the world).
Musica Helvetica program 31.
VI.
Anon.: Canzun de Sontga Margriata. (as above, FONO 4321).
VII.
Anon./BERNER CHRISTOPH PFAFFERLI: Amerbach Dance
Collection: Chorea; Proportio; Paduaner. ('i pifferi' Ensemble). Pelca LP PSR 40. 627.
VIII.
LUDWIG SENFL: Lust hab ich g'habt zuer Musica; Ach Elslein. (Ricercare Ensemble/Michel Piguet, dir.). EMI/Reflexe LP 1-C.0630.104.
LUDWIG SENFL: Das Gelaut zu Speyer. (Basel University Choir/Paul Schaller, dir.). Musica Helvetica program 32.
This program is part of a special series.
Continued from: ⮜ #00-44 🔊🎁The Swiss Early Music Scene, Continued: Schola Cantorum Basileinsis II: Roots of the Baroque
Continues in: ⮞ #00-50 🔒👑Christmas in Switzerland
Next: ⮞ #00-47 🔊🎁Utrecht Festival: Charles V in France
Composer Info
NOTKER BALBULUS, TUOTILO of St. GALL, JULIUS SPERATUS, RUDOLF von FENIS, KONRAD von WURZBURG, MEISTER POPPE, PEROTINUS, BERNER CHRISTOPH PFAFFERLI, LUDWIG SENFL
CD Info
FONO EP FGL-25-4315, FONO EP FGL-25-4321, LP PSR 40. 627, LP 1-C.0630.104
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