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These early medieval songs in Latin and English are lyrical and finely sung. The good acoustic recording quality transports you from your dwelling to a monastic setting where this male voice choir will wash over you like a river stream. If that image is a little poetic, you might just try it because they are devotional, contemplative songs. The harmony is tight and balanced.
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Anon: Gloria, Clemens deus artifex tota clementia |
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[3:27] |
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Tapissier: Eya dulcis - Vale placens |
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[3:16] |
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Dufay: Victimae paschali |
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[3:09] |
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Lo?set Comp?re: Crux triumphans |
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[5:50] |
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John Dunstaple: Specialis virgo |
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[3:13] |
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John Dunstaple: Ave maris stella |
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[3:48] |
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Anon: Fulget Dies Celebris |
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[2:51] |
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Anon: There Is No Rose |
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[3:43] |
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