With the start of the new course are many the record companies who take the opportunity to announce new releases, of which we can call high importance.
I attract your attention, among many, the following, entirely devoted to English music and interpreted in the same way, by English teams.
The first-announced for September 20-is in the hands of young laureate and praised me and set Stile Antico, who under the title of Puer natus est , bring a dedicated disk, so majority, the Missa Puer natus est , by Thomas Tallis, which compose the British on plainchant namesake, and that presents a unique seven-part structure in which all voices are repeated with the exception of the tenor.
In addition to the main work of the yields we find parts from other English masters as William Byrd, whom we offer several motets from his Gradualia I , in 1605, and other motets by John Taverner, John Sheppard and Tallis himself and the Magnificat of Robert White. As a gift to buyers, it appears that the disc includes a bonus track which performs a pre-recorded work ever. A disc recorded in January 2010 and we still showing that these young people are taking as a true specialist in the Tudor era music.
The second one, which also has to Headline the two great talents of the English Renaissance, comes from the voices, too young in terms of training time, set Alamire , who heads and David Skinner appears to be released in November on his label, Obsidian Records .
is a double-disc apparently they still do not know much information about same-in which gives us the integral Cantiones quae ab sacrae argument vocantur , by Thomas Tallis and William Byrd and Thomas Vautrollier were published in 1575, after haberles been granted to both, the same year, through Her Majesty Elizabeth I, the sole and exclusive license for the publication and sale of sheet music . Finally, two excellent albums, with music by great masters and two sets of quality rather than tested, of which much is expected.
here and have a secure buyer.
In Alamire page on Facebook can access footage of the recording of very interesting fragments.
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