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Machaut: La Messe De Nostre Dame

von Machaut, Guillaume De | Clemencic, Rene / Clemencic Consort
erschienen am 06.08.2001

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    ReinhörenTrackTitelKomponistInterpretDauer
    ►1-001La Messe de Nostre DameKomponist: Machaut, Guillaume de; Machaut, Guillaume deClemencic Consort / Ensemble Nova / Polifonica Lucchese e Capella Santa Cecilia; Polifonica Lucchese e Capella Santa Cecilia
    Rock / Pop - Band (instrumental): Clemencic, René
    1-001-001Minstrels and beggars play at the entrance of the church : Guillaume de Machaut: Virelai "Quant je suis mis" - instrumen00:01:23
    1-001-002Guillaume de Machaut: Virelai "Quant je suis mis" - instrumental00:01:23
    1-001-003Li Roi de Navarre (1201-1243): Chancon d'amour00:05:37
    1-001-004Guillaume de Machaut: Virelai "Dame a qui m'ottri" - instrumental00:02:18
    1-001-005Beggar's song from Burgundy: "C'est Guignolo de St. Lazo"00:02:58
    1-001-006Guillaume de Machaut: Virelai "Dou mal" - instrumental00:01:42
    1-001-007Entry Into The Church
    1-001-008Codex Faenza (c. 1400): Kyrie - for organ00:01:29
    1-001-009Freiburger Augustinerbrevier (14th century): St. Mary's Hymn "Ave maris stella"00:01:51
    1-001-010Anonymus (c. 1300, french): Conductus "Ave gloriosa" - Glockenspiel00:01:11
    1-001-011La Messe de Nostre Dame
    1-001-012Kyrie eleison00:05:42
    1-001-013Gloria in excelsis00:04:16
    1-001-014Li Roi du Navarre (1201-1243): "Du tres douz non a la virage Marie00:05:50
    1-001-015Anonymus (c. 1300, french): St. Mary's hymn "Ave virgo regia" - instrumental00:01:51
    1-001-016Credo in unum Deum00:06:12
    1-001-017Chorale hymn "Ave Regina" - Glockenspiel00:01:14
    1-001-018Anonymus (c. 1300, french): St. Mary's hymn "Verbum bonum et suave"00:02:18
    1-001-019Guillaume de Machaut: Virelai "Dame, vostre doulz viaire"00:06:01
    1-001-020Anonymus (c. 1320, french): intabulated motet "Adesto"00:01:52
    1-001-021Sanctus00:04:03
    1-001-022Codex Faenza (c. 1400): "Sangilio" - instrumental00:01:15
    1-001-023Agnus Dei00:03:30
    1-001-024Anonymus (14th century, french): Agniaus dous" - instrumental00:03:56
    1-001-025St. Mary's hymn, Limoges (c. 1200): "Ave nobilis" - Glockenspiel00:00:53
    1-001-026Anonymus (11th century, french): "Astra polorum"00:01:20
    1-001-027Ite missa est00:01:07
    1-002-002Li Roi de Navarre (1201-1243): Chancon d'amour00:05:37
    1-003-003Guillaume de Machaut: Virelai "Dame a qui m'ottri" - instrumental00:02:18
    1-004-004Beggar's song from Burgundy: "C'est Guignolo de St. Lazo"00:02:58
    1-005-005Guillaume de Machaut: Virelai "Dou mal" - instrumental00:01:42
    1-006-006Entry Into The Church : Codex Faenza (c. 1400): Kyrie - for organ00:01:29
    1-007-007Freiburger Augustinerbrevier (14th century): St. Mary's Hymn "Ave maris stella"00:01:51
    1-008-008Anonymus (c. 1300, french): Conductus "Ave gloriosa" - Glockenspiel00:01:11
    1-009-009La Messe de Nostre Dame : Kyrie eleison00:05:42
    1-010-010Gloria in excelsis00:04:16
    1-011-011Li Roi du Navarre (1201-1243): "Du tres douz non a la virage Marie00:05:50
    1-012-012Anonymus (c. 1300, french): St. Mary's hymn "Ave virgo regia" - instrumental00:01:51
    1-013-013Credo in unum Deum00:06:12
    1-014-014Chorale hymn "Ave Regina" - Glockenspiel00:01:14
    1-015-015Anonymus (c. 1300, french): St. Mary's hymn "Verbum bonum et suave"00:02:18
    1-016-016Guillaume de Machaut: Virelai "Dame, vostre doulz viaire"00:06:01
    1-017-017Anonymus (c. 1320, french): intabulated motet "Adesto"00:01:52
    1-018-018Sanctus00:04:03
    1-019-019Codex Faenza (c. 1400): "Sangilio" - instrumental00:01:15
    1-020-020Agnus Dei00:03:30
    1-021-021Anonymus (14th century, french): Agniaus dous" - instrumental00:03:56
    1-022-022St. Mary's hymn, Limoges (c. 1200): "Ave nobilis" - Glockenspiel00:00:53
    1-023-023Anonymus (11th century, french): "Astra polorum"00:01:20
    1-024-024Ite missa est00:01:07