My fayre ladye : Tudor songs and chant.

Format:

Sound recording

Author/Creator:

Lionheart (Vocal group), performer.

Series:

Naxos Music Library.

Language:

English

Latin

Subjects (All):

Gregorian chants.

Part songs, Sacred--15th century.

Part songs, Sacred.

Part songs, English--15th century.

Part songs, English.

Part songs, English--16th century.

Women--Songs and music.

Women.

Vocal music--England--15th century.

Vocal music.

Vocal music--England--16th century.

England.

Genre:

Downloadable audio file.

Vocal music.

Sound recordings.

Songs.

Music.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file)

Other Title:

Tudor songs and chant

Images of women in Medieval England

Place of Publication:

Wyastone Leys, Monmouth : Nimbus, [1997]

Language Note:

Sung in Latin and English.

System Details:

digital recording

Contents:

The beloved. Quam pulcra es : Sarum chant (3:02) ; Quam pulcra es / John Dunstable (2:20) ; Ibo michi ad montem mirre : Sarum chant (2:16) ; Who shall have my fayre ladye? / anon., Fayrfax manuscript (1:55) ; Salve regina misericordie : Sarum chant (6:41)

The unfathomable. Adew mes amours / William Cornysh (2:10) ; A robyn, gentyl robyn / William Cornysh (2:46) ; Iff I had wytt for to endyght / anon., Henry VIII's book (3:04)

The maternal. Quid petis o fili? / Richard Pygott (8:39)

The desired. Tota pulcra es : Sarum chant (2:26) ; Up Y arose / anon., Ritson manuscript (2:51) ; And I war a maydyn / anon., Henry VIII's book (1:39) ; Blow thi horne hunter / William Cornysh (3:13)

The triumphant. Anima mea liquefacta est : Sarum chant (1:47) ; O regina mundi clara / John Browne (13:41) ; Beata Dei genitrix : Sarum chant (1:39).

Participant:

Lionheart, a cappella men's vocal ensemble (Lawrence Lipnik, countertenor ; John Olund, Stephen Rosser, tenors ; Jeffrey Johnson, Richard Porterfield, baritones ; Kurt-Owens Richards, bass).

Notes:

Chants are from the Processionale ad Usum Sarum.

Recorded June 27-30, 1996, in the Concert Hall of the Nimbus Foundation.

Description based on hard copy version record.

Contains:

Dunstable, John, approximately 1390-1453. Quam pulcra es.

Cornysh, William, -1523. Adew mes amours.

Cornysh, William, -1523. Robyn, gentyl Robyn.

Pygott, Richard, active 16th century. Quid petis, O Fili.

Cornysh, William, -1523. Blow thi horne hunter.

Browne, John, active approximately 1490. O Regina mundi clara.

Catholic Church. Processional (Salisbury). Selections.

Who shall have my fayre lady?

Iff I had wytt for to endyght.

Up Y arose in verno tempore.

And I war a maydyn.

Other Format:

Source record: Lionheart (Vocal group). My fayre ladye.

OCLC:

829237904

Publisher Number:

NI5512 Nimbus

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.