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Lassus - Lamentationes Jeremiæ Prophetæ

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Catalogue numberSIGCD076
Release date2006-04-01
Discs1
Orig. sample rate44100Hz

The Times 5 Stars 2006.


During the last thirty years of his life, Orlande de Lassus (1532–1594) was the most celebrated composer in Europe. From the time that he took up the duties of maestro di cappella in the court of the Dukes of Bavaria at Munich, he began to be called ‘prince of musicians’ and ‘the divine Orlande’. In this he outstripped the other musical giants of the day, Palestrina, Victoria, and Byrd. The pieces selected for this recording represent Lassus’s treatment of the theme of death during this mature period. The first group considers the death of Christ; the second, the death of the Christian.
 
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  Composer: Lassus, Orlande de
  Lamentationes Jeremiae Prophetae 26:06
01 Lamentatio Prima 08:37 $ 1.55 USD
02 Lamentatio Secunda 08:37 $ 1.55 USD
03 Lamentatio Tertia 08:52 $ 1.60 USD
 
 
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04 Motet: In monte Oliveti 04:10 $ 0.75 USD
 
 
  Composer: Lassus, Orlande de
05 Tract: Absolve, Domine 03:00 $ 0.54 USD
 
 
  Composer: Lassus, Orlande de
  Requiem - Missa pro defunctis 33:27
06 Introitus: Requiem aeternam 06:29 $ 1.17 USD
07 Kyrie eleison 03:35 $ 0.65 USD
08 Graduale: Si ambulem 05:30 $ 0.99 USD
09 Offertorium: Domine Jesu Christe 06:20 $ 1.14 USD
10 Sanctus 04:40 $ 0.84 USD
11 Agnus Dei 03:19 $ 0.60 USD
12 Communio: Lux aeterna 03:34 $ 0.64 USD
 
 
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13 Motet - Vide homo 03:21 $ 0.60 USD
 
  Album total 70:04

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