English polyphony, 14th & early 15th centuries.

English polyphony, 14th & early 15th centuries.

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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:	New York : Lyrichord, [1994]
Description:	1 sound disc : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.
Language:	Latin
Series:	Music of the Middle Ages ; v. 6 Lyrichord early music series
Subject:	Mary, -- Blessed Virgin, Saint. Mary, -- Blessed Virgin, Saint -- Songs and music. Sacred vocal music -- England -- 500-1400. Sacred vocal music -- England -- 15th century. Masses, Unaccompanied -- Excerpts. Motets. Antiphons (Music) Conductus. Antiphons (Music) Conductus. Masses, Unaccompanied -- Excerpts. Motets. Sacred vocal music. England. Songs and music.
Format:	CD Audio Music recording
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5876991

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Varying Form of Title:	English polyphony, fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries
Other uniform titles:	Oberlin, Russell, 1928-2016 Bressler, Charles. Myers, Gordon. Wolfe, Paul, 1926- Cooke, John, d. 1419. Alma proles regia/Christe miles/Ab inimicis nostres. Damett, Thomas. Salve porta paradisi. Power, Leonel, -1445. Ave regina coelorum, voices (3) Damett, Thomas. Salvatoris Mater pia/O Georgi/Benedictus qui ve- Cooke, John, -1419. Stella celi. Damett, Thomas. Beata Dei genitrix. Sturgeon, Nicholas, -1454. Salve Mater Domini/Salve templum gratie/-it in nomine Domini. Old Hall manuscript.
Notes:	Originally released by Expériences Anonymes in 1958 as EAS 31. Compact disc. Program notes by Denis Stevens and texts with English translations (9 p.) in container. Russell Oberlin, countertenor; Charles Bressler, tenor; Gordon Myers, baritone; Paul Wolfe, organ (in Alma proles regia and Salve Mater). Recorded at Esoteric Sound Studios, New York City. Sung in Latin.
Standard no.:	744457800621
Publisher's no.:	LEMS 8006 Lyrichord EAS 31 Expériences Anonymes

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