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ORFF, Gundula Janowitz, Gerhard Stolze, Dietrich-Fischer Dieskau, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Eugen Jochum
Carmina Burana
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Essence MC
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PIAZZOLLA, ChamberJam Europe
Tangos del Ángel y del Diablo
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Gothic Voices, Christopher Page
Jerusalem: Vision of Peace
- 1 Luto carens et latere [3'49]
- 2 Jerusalem! grant damage me fais [3'50]
- Catherine King (soprano)
- 3 Jerusalem accipitur [4'51]
- 4 Te Deum [4'58]
- 5 O levis aurula! [1'58]
- 6 Hac in die Gedeonis [4'12]
- 7 Chanterai pour mon coraige [6'14] Guiot de Dijon (fl1215-1225)
- Catherine King (soprano)
- 8 In salvatoris / Ce fu en tres douz tens / In veritate / VERITATEM [2'47]
- 9 Hec dies quam fecit Dominus [2'03]
- 10 Pascha nostrum [3'21]
- 11 Gospel 'In illo tempore' Sequencia sancti Evangelii secundum Marcum [2'34]
- Leigh Nixon (tenor)
- 12 Veri vitis germine [4'27]
- 13 Jerusalem se plaint et li pais [5'32] Huon de St Quentin (?-?)
- Catherine King (soprano)
- 14 Luget Rachel iterum [1'49]
- 15 Invocantes Dominum / Psalm 'Deus, qui venerunt' [7'20]
- 16 Congaudet hodie celestis curia [2'29]
- 17 O Jerusalem [9'35] Abbess Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179)
- Catherine King (soprano)
- Gothic Voices - choir
- Christopher Page - conductor
GRAMOPHONE CRITICS' CHOICE 'A truly fascinating compilation' (Gramophone) 'If you value excellence wherever it is to be found, then this disc, in its quiet way, is a piece of perfection' (Classic CD) 'Highly recommended' (Fanfare, USA) ---------------------------------------------------- Christopher Page writes: 'The name Jerusalem means 'Vision of Peace', or so medieval writers believed. Their longing for that peace was directed towards both Jerusalem in Palestine and to the heavenly Jerusalem, 'where God shall wipe away all tears'. Devotion to the Holy City found its keenest expression in acts of pilgrimage, and the most momentous pilgrimages were the armed expeditions, undertaken at papal behest, which we have come to call (in accordance with later medieval usage) 'the Crusades'. Prophecies from Christian lands predicted that there would be universal peace and harmony after a successful crusade to Jerusalem, with the Ishmaelites (i.e. the Saracens) conquered and all people living in harmony. This was a 'vision of peace' indeed'. This recording features a collection of songs and plainchants that were probably composed in northern France during the time of the Crusades. Each work reflects the tragedies of war, the longing for peace and devotion to the Holy City.