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Program: #05-34👑 Air Date: Aug 15, 2005
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They were called the "mountain-crossers," "those from beyond the Alps," or just "The Flemish." In one of the newest recordings sponsored by the Ministry of Flemish Culture, the ensemble Capilla Flamenca celebrates one of their earliest number: Arnold de Lantins (? second half 14th cen--1432).
Next: ⮞ #05-35 🔊🎁repeat of #05-14Three Medieval Discs
The CD number is RIC 207.
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The primary work on the recording is by Arnoldus de Lantins (d. 1432), who was from Liege and joined a number of singer/composers from that area in a chapel assembled by Bishop Pandolpho Malatesta in Pesaro. He was known to be in the Papal chapel in Rome by 1431.
LANTINS: Missa verbum incarnatum ("The word made flesh"--for Christmastide).
The chant material is from a Gradual preserved in the Treasury of the Collegiate Church in Tongres; it dates from the end of the 14th century:
--Introit: Gaudeamus.
--Epistola: Dominus possedit me.
--Graduale: Benedicta et venerabilis.
--Sequence: Letabundus fidelis chorus in Maria.
--Evangelium: Liber generationis.
--Offertorium: Felix namque.
--Communio: Regina mundi.
--Ite missa est.
Two other composers are represented from Lantins' circle:
JOHANNES BRASSART (c. 1400--1455):
--Ave Maria/O Maria.
--Regina coeli.
JOHANNES CESARIS (?late 14th c.--?1460):
--A virtutis ignitio/Ergo beata nascio.
Next: ⮞ #05-35 🔊🎁repeat of #05-14Three Medieval Discs
Composer Info
Arnoldus de Lantins (d. 1432), JOHANNES BRASSART (c. 1400--1455), JOHANNES CESARIS (?late 14th c.--?1460)
CD Info
RIC 207
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