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Program: #01-49   Air Date: Dec 03, 2001

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More from the concert featuring the Schola Cantorum of Basel celebrating the 500th anniversary of the first printed music by Ottaviano Petrucci--including some sacred settings.

This program is Free for all, thanks to this generous Preservation Grant:

Preservation of this program is made possible by a generous grant in honor of Alejandro Planchart.

Note: All of the music on this program was recorded by DRS at the Art Museum in Basel. The Schola Cantorum Basiliensis performed material from the first printed music books, Harmonice Musices Odhecaton B & C. Ottaviano Petrucci published this work in 1501--these concerts celebrate the 500th anniversary of this event.

Support for these programs comes in part from PRS, Presence Switzerland; with additional support from Swiss Radio, Pro Helvetia, and the Embassy of Switzerland in Washington, D.C.

Music for the Virgin Mary:

  • ADAM de ANTIQUIS: Senza te, sacra Regina.
  • LOYSET COMPERE: Virgo celeste.
  • ANTOINE BRUMEL: Ave, ancilla trinitas.
  • LOYSET COMPERE: Ave Maria.
  • MARCHETTO CARA: Ave Maria.
  • MARCHETTO CARA: Salve Regina.
  • BARTOLOMEO TROMBONCINO: Ave Maria.

Pierre de la Rue (c.1460-1518):

  • Ave sanctissima Maria.
  • Pour ung jamais.
  • Le serviteur.
  • Trop plus secrets.
  • Secretz regretz.

Italy to the Holy Roman Empire:

  • BARTOLOMEO TROMBONCINO: Vale diva, vale in pace.
  • JOSQUIN DES PREZ: In te Domine speravi.
  • ILICO CRAEN: Si ascendo in celum.
  • HEINRICH ISAAC: T'andernacken op den rijn.
  • JOHANNES STOCKEM: Pourquoi je ne pluis dire.
  • Anon./van GHIZEGHEM: De tous biens playne.
  • Anon.: Le hault d'allemaigne.
  • HEINRICH ISAAC: Tartara.

Composer Info

ADAM de ANTIQUIS, LOYSET COMPERE, ANTOINE BRUMEL, MARCHETTO CARA, BARTOLOMEO TROMBONCINO, Pierre de la Rue (c.1460-1518), JOSQUIN DES PREZ, ILICO CRAEN, HEINRICH ISAAC, JOHANNES STOCKEM, van GHIZEGHEM

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