Program: #01-18 Air Date: Apr 30, 2001
From the year 2000 Utrecht festival, we continue the theme of music surrounding Charles V (for the 500th anniversary of his birth) with a concert by the Weser-Renaissance Ensemble.
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Preservation of this program is made possible by a generous grant from Joseph Flear.
NOTE: All of the music on this program is from the Holland Festival of Early Music at Utrecht 2000; among the themes was the 500th anniversary celebration of the birth of Emperor Charles V. This week's performances are by the ensemble Weser-Renaissance directed by Manfred Cordes.
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1). ARNOLT SCHLICK (c. 1460-c.1521): Ascendo ad Patrem meum.
2). LUDWIG SENFL (c. 1486-1542/3): Ecce quam bonum.
3). JOHANN WALTER (1496-1570): Komm, heliger Geist
Nun bitten wir den heiligen Geist.
Christ ist erstanden.
Ein geistlich Christ ist erstanden.
4). ARNOLD von BRUCK (c.1500-1554): Ein Geistlichs Lied, wider den Tuercken.
5). ANON.: Herr, ich ruf dein Namen an.
6). JOHANN WALTER: Ein feste Burg ist under Gott.
7). MARTIN LUTHER (1483-1546): Ein lied fuer die Kinder.
8). STEPHAN MAHU (c. 1480/90-c.1541): Lobt Gott ihr Christen.
9). ANON.: Resonet ein gross Geschrei.
10). PIERRE de MANCHICOURT (c.1510-1564): Nil pace est melius.
11). HEINRICH ISAAC (c.1450-1517)/JOHANNES OTT (??-1546): Christus filius Dei (over Isaac's "Virgo prudentissima").
Composer Info
ARNOLT SCHLICK (c. 1460-c.1521), LUDWIG SENFL (c. 1486-1542/3), JOHANN WALTER (1496-1570), ARNOLD von BRUCK (c.1500-1554), MARTIN LUTHER (1483-1546), STEPHAN MAHU (c. 1480/90-c.1541), PIERRE de MANCHICOURT (c.1510-1564), HEINRICH ISAAC (c.1450-1517), JOHANNES OTT (??-1546)
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