Carmina Burana. Officium lusorum.

Format:

Sound recording

Author/Creator:

Chœur de chambre de Namur, performer.

Contributor:

Millenarium (Musical group)

Psallentes (Musical group), performer.

École de musique de Forbach. Chœur d'enfants.

Series:

Ars trobar

Naxos Music Library.

Language:

Latin

Subjects (All):

Masses.

Gregorian chants.

Songs, Latin (Medieval and modern)--500-1400.

Songs, Latin (Medieval and modern).

Instrumental music--500-1400.

Instrumental music.

Goliards--Songs and music.

Goliards.

Catholic wit and humor--Early works to 1800.

Catholic wit and humor.

Genre:

Sound recordings.

Songs.

Music.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file).

Other Title:

Officium lusorum

Place of Publication:

[Brussels?] : Ricercar, [2006]

Language Note:

Sung in Latin.

System Details:

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Contents:

Estampida de Rocamadour (instrumental) ; Conduit des fous (instrumental) (7:45)

Introitus : Lugeamus omnes ; Oratio : Fraus vobis. Tibi leccatori (4:55)

Kyrie cum jubilo ; Gloria cum jubilo (5:07)

Estampita lubrica (instrumental) ; Epistola : Lectio actum apopholorum ; Graduale : Iacta cogitatum ; Alleluia : Alleluia mirabilis vita ; Dansa ad sequentiam (instrumental) ; Sequentia : Victimae novalizynkeses ; Conductus ad evangelium : Hac in anni ianua ; Evangelium : Fraus vobiscum (24:26)

Credo (4:36)

Offertorium : Loculum humilem ; Stola iocundatis (instrumental) (5:43)

Sanctus ; Sanctus des enfants ; Oratio : Effunde domine iram tuam ; Pater noster ; Et maledictio Dei Patris (13:33)

Agnus Dei (1:41)

Communio : Mirabantur omnes inter se ; Procurans odium (instrumental) ; Hunc diem leti ducamus ; Et maledictio decii ; Benedicamus Domino (6:01).

Participant:

Chœur de chambre de Namur (6 male singers), Goliard songs; Psallentes (5 male singers), Ordinary chants; Chœur d'enfants de l'École de musique de Forbach, Goliard songs; Millenarium (instrumental group, period instruments).

Notes:

A reconstructed early 13th century ceremony referred to as a "fool's mass" or "mock mass" celebrated between Christmas and Epiphany with "Propers" consisting of Goliard melodies and parody texts from the source ms. known as Carmina Burana; the chants of the Ordinary are taken from various sources of Gregorian repertory; instrumental music is derived from the Carmina Burana and other period sources.

Recorded Sept. 2005 in église Saint-Apollinaire à Bolland.

Description based on hard copy version record.

Other Format:

Source record: Chœur de chambre de Namur. Carmina Burana. Officium lusorum.

OCLC:

826898895

Publisher Number:

BER180524701

BER180524702

BER180524703

BER180524704

BER180524705

BER180524706

BER180524707

BER180524708

BER180524709

BER180524710

RIC247 Ricercar

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