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Philippe de Monte at Utrecht, Part 4

This program aired as a repeat of an earlier program (#04-18).

Program: #04-36🎁   Air Date: Aug 30, 2004

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Continuing the theme of the influence of this great Franco-Flemish composer from the 2003 Holland Festival of Early Music at Utrecht, this week we hear the Trinity Baroque illustrate de Monte's influence on the English composer William Byrd.

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Continued from: ⮜ #04-13 🔒👑Philippe de Monte at Utrecht, Part 3

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PHILIPPE de MONTE:

  • from Liber secundus sacrarum cantionum a 6, 1587: Advenit ignis divinus.
  • from Liber secundus sacrarum cantionum a 5, 1579: Misere mei, Deus.
  • from Liber primus missarum: Missa Confitebor tibi Domine: Kyrie.

JACOBUS CLEMENS NON PAPA (c. 1515–c. 1555):

  • Ego flos campi.

PHILIPPE de MONTE:

  • from Liber primus sacrarum cantionum a 5, 1572: Dixit Tobias.
  • from Liber tertius sacrarum cantionum a 5, 1574: Ad te, Domine, levavi animam.
  • Super flumina Babylonis (1583).

WILLIAM BYRD:

  • from Gradualia sed cantionum sacrarum, liber secundus, 1607: Quomodo cantabimus; Resurrexi.
  • from Liber primus sacrarum cantionum, 1589: Laetentur coeli.

THOMAS TALLIS (c.1505–1585):

  • Loquebantur variis linguis.

WILLIAM BYRD:

  • from Gradualia ac cantiones sacrae, 1605: Ave verum corpus.

This program is part of a special series.

Continued from: ⮜ #04-13 🔒👑Philippe de Monte at Utrecht, Part 3

Previous: ⮜ #04-35 🔊🎁repeat of #04-22Bestario del Cristo
Next: ⮞ #04-37 🔊🎁Hildegard von Bingen: The Origin of Fire

Composer Info

Philippe de Monte (1521-1603), Johannes Tollius (c.1550-c.1603)

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