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VICTORIA, Ensemble Corund
Tenebrae Responsories
- Tomas Luis de Victoria - Tenebrae Responsories
- Matins responsories for Maundy Thursday, 2nd nocturn
- 1. Amicus meus (3:01)
- 2. ludas mercator pessimus (2:17)
- 3. Unus ex discipulis meis (3:27)
- Matins responsories for Maundy Thursday, 3rd nocturn
- 4. Eram quasi agnus (3:19)
- 5. Una hora (2:48)
- 6. Seniores populi (4:06)
- Matins responsories for Good Friday, 2nd nocturn
- 7. Tamquam ad latronem (3:58)
- 8. Tenebrae factae sunt (4:13)
- 9. Animam meam dilectam (6:58)
- Matins responsories for Good Friday, 3rd nocturn
- 10. Tradiderunt me (2:26)
- 11. lesum tradidit impius (3:09)
- 12. Caligaverunt oculi mei (6:07)
- Matins responsories for Holy Saturday, 2nd nocturn
- 13. Recessit pastor noster (3:05)
- 14. O vos omnes (3:09)
- 15. Ecce quomodo moritur (4:50)
- Matins responsories for Holy Saturday, 3rd nocturn
- 16. Astiterunt reges (2:11)
- 17. Aestimatus sum (2:40)
- 18. Sepulto Domino (4:30)
- Ensemble Corund
- VICTORIA
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Tomás Luis de Victoria, author of the famous motet "O magnum mysterium," is known as the "Spanish Palestrina" for good reason: he is arguably the greatest of all Iberian composers. His highly expressive choral music, all of it to Latin texts, includes works ranging from exultant "Alleluias" to the plangently austere Holy Week settings Victoria published in 1585, from which the Responses on present disk are drawn. They are sung here with great intensity by the fourteen members of Ensemble Corund, directed by Stephen Smith, and recorded in the warm resonance of the historic St. Matthew's Church in Lucerne, Switzerland, where Ensemble Corund is based.
