New York Early Music Celebration, Part 1

Program: #08-23🎁   Air Date: May 26, 2008

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NOTE: The Early Music Foundation presented over 80 events in the fall of 2007. This week and next, we celebrate some of the performances given at this festival.

This program is part of a special series.

Continues in:#08-24 🔊🎁New York Early Music Celebration, Part 2

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Preservation of this program is made possible by a generous grant from Bruce and Debby Lieberman.

In part 1: Galileo's Daughters, Anima, the Guildsingers. For information about the Early Music Celebration New York, you may explore the web site:

www.nyemc.org

And for more on the Early Music Foundation,

www.earlymusicny.org

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I. Galileo's Daughters: An Italian in Vienna: Music for the Hapsburg Court

(recorded at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, Oct. 28, 2007)

  • ATTILIO ARIOSTI (1666-c.1740): Tal vicina a giglio e rosa (from Placidia, 1709)
  • GIOVANNI FELICE SANCES (c.1600-1679): Chi sa amare e tacer mercede aspetti (Canzonetta a doi voci)
  • SANCES: Cantata: Non sia chi mi riprend
  • SANCES: Lagrimosa belta

II. Guildsingers (David Rentz, director): Four Arms, two necks, one wreathing--A Sampling of Bawdy Tunes

(recorded in the Great Hall, Columbia University, Oct. 13, 2007).

  • BERTRAN de BORN (?1150-before 1215): Rassa, tant cries
  • JOHN DOWLAND (1562-1626): Come again, sweet love doth now invite
  • WALTHER von der VOGELWEIDE (fl. c.1200): Unter der linden
  • NINOT le Petit (fl. c.1500): Mon amy m'avait promis
  • THOMAS WEELKES (1576-1623): Four Arms, two necks, one wreathing
  • GILES FARNABY (c.1563-1640): Lady, the silly flea

III. Anima: A Musical Remedy

(recorded at the Middle Collegiate Church, Oct. 21, 2007)

  • PHILIPP HEINRICH ERLEBACH (1657-1714): Schweiget, ihr Seufzer ("My sighs, my lamentations")
  • GIROLAMO DALLA CASA (c.1543-1601): Divisions on Palestrina's madrigal Cosi le chiome
  • JOHANN JAKOB WALTHER (c. 1650-1718): Aria in g minor
  • ARCANGELO CORELLI (1653-1713): Trio Sonata Op. 2, No. 12: Ciaccona.

This program is part of a special series.

Continues in:#08-24 🔊🎁New York Early Music Celebration, Part 2

Composer Info

ATTILIO ARIOSTI (1666-c.1740), GIOVANNI FELICE SANCES (c.1600-1679), BERTRAN de BORN (?1150-before 1215), JOHN DOWLAND (1562-1626), WALTHER von der VOGELWEIDE (fl. c.1200), NINOT le Petit (fl. c.1500), THOMAS WEELKES (1576-1623), GILES FARNABY (c.1563-1640), PHILIPP HEINRICH ERLEBACH (1657-1714), GIROLAMO DALLA CASA (c.1543-1601), JOHANN JAKOB WALTHER (c. 1650-1718), ARCANGELO CORELLI (1653-1713)

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