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Mass For Christmas Day Introit Puer Natus Est Nobis Tallis

One of the most challenging aspects of having a cantus firmus which moves so slowly is the rate of harmonic turnover. O Morgenstern has a sense of unsettled tonality between major and minor, and also uses Prts characteristic dramatic pauses. Its incompleteness lies in the fact that only a fragment of the Credo, not included here, has survived. Composed for TTBarB, the scoring gives the music a warm sonority, as Andrew Carwood says. Ave Dei patris filia also shows the strong influence of John Taverner's music, though in fact Tallis amalgamated two contrasted, though not contemporaneous, elements in Taverner's style.

I was particularly impressed with the four sopranos, Amy Haworth, Emma Walsh, Molly Alexander and Gwendolen Martin whose collective solo and consort contributions were flawless despite some tricky high vocal lines. Audivi vocem de clo. Toggle navigation New Releases Recent reviewsDecember 2016November 2016October 2016September 2016August 2016July 2016Current Offers 20% off PolyphonyPlease, someone, buy me Where to start? Christmas highlightsMost popular new albumsMost popular albums everStudio MastersOrchestral highlightsChamber highlightsInstrumental highlightsChoral highlightsVocal/Song highlightsBargainsBrowse by label HyperionCollegiumGimellKing's CambridgeLinn RecordsLSO LiveMariinskySignum Classics1equalmusic MenuMore Full menu (site map) previous play pause next mute unmute max volume stop and hide Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. Album Download duration price HMU807517: Puer Natus Est - Tudor Music for Advent and Christmas 01:18:01 Select quality & channels above Tracks 1. Tallis's Mass Puer natus est nobis, based on the Christmas plainchant of the same name, is the most elaborate setting of the Ordinary to come from England in the middle of the 16th century; it is also by far the most elaborate by Tallis himself. Its scale is determined by the way the plainchant is distributed through the polyphony. (LogOut/Change) You are commenting using your Twitter account. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Most manuscripts from medieval times, however, have it in mode 8, the hypomixoydian mode. Carwood describes the music as sonorous and rich, a verdict with which one can only agree.

We are sorry but the page you are looking for could not be found. This opening panel is followed by a Psalm verse and then by a lesser doxology, the latter two sections sharing the same music. Content is available under the CPDL copyright license. My personal preference is for the Stile Antico approach and performance but this is not to deny for one second the validity of Andrew Carwoods response to the text and music and his equally expert singers deliver a splendid performance. 1998 Peter Phillips . Certainly its texture of four voices singing within an overall compass of two octaves and a tone has an archaic sound, reminiscent of some of Taverner's writing, which is also recalled in the actual polyphonic detail. Reflecting the words delay no longer at the end, it segues into the powerful ff opening of O Schlssel Davids the mood, and volume, subsiding towards the unresolved cadence. There is nothing flamboyant about this, and yet this music seems to have all the time and spaciousness associated with the old festal antiphon, and the late medieval world which promoted it.

The harmonic structure is relatively slow moving, the interweaving parts giving a sense of continual internal movement. Missing also is a rational explanation for why Tallis broke the Puer natus est nobis plainchant up as he did to form the cantus firmus. But for Tallis perhaps the most significant aspect of the festivities was that Philip had brought with him his famous Capilla Flamenca, or Flemish Chapel Choir. 1 & 2 Musidisc 204642 Christmas with the Trapp Family Singers DG Deutsche Grammophon 4745552 Nol la cathdrale de Dijon Bayard Musique 9630916 Palestrina: Missa Brevis; Missa Lauda Sion; Super Flumina Babylonis Brilliant 971131 Sanctus: Music for Quiet Contemplation The Gift of Music 1107 Sing Joyfully Walsingham 8014 The Catholic Mass Rainbow Media OMP 4464 The Classical Album Universal Distribution 467 140-2DX2 . As Wulstan and Dunkley observe, its tones are: . Carwood also notes that the seven-part writing omits trebles the scoring is AATTBarBB and this may be connected with the fact that the chapel choir of King Philip I of Spain, Marys husband, does not seem to have used treble voices. Despite the apparently joyous nature of the piece, the Sanctus is reflective, although the Hosanna concludes like a peal of bells with the repeating word excelsis. b3e31b6460

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