Spanish Medieval Music

Spanish Medieval Music: Twelve Cantigas de Santa Maria - Liturgy of Santiago de Compostela - Mass in Honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary
New York Pro Musica - Noah Greenberg, dir.
Decca "Gold Label " DL 9416 [LP-momo]
Decca "Gold Label " DL 7 9416 [LP-stereo]
Brunswick AXA 4513 [LP, mono]
Brunswick SAXA 451 [LP, stereo]
MCA 2510 [LP]

Contents:

    Alfonso el Sabio (attr.): Cantigas de Santa Maria
  1. Prologo: Porque trobar é cousa en que jaz
    Cantiga 48: Tanto son da Groriosa seus feitos mui piadosos (instr.)
  2. Cantiga 49: Ben com' aos que van per mar
  3. Cantiga 1: Des oge mais quer' eu trobar (instr.)
    Cantiga 166: Como poden per sas culpas os omes seer contreitos,
  4. Cantiga 25: Pagar ben pod' o que dever (instr.)
    Cantiga 139: Maravillosos e piadosos (instr.)
  5. Cantiga 29: Nas mentes senpre teer (instr.)
    Cantiga 18: Por nos de dulta tirar, (instr.)
    Cantiga 7: Santa Maria amar (instr.)
  6. Cantiga 35: O que a Santa Maria der algo ou prometer (instr.)
    Cantiga 77: Da que Deus mamou o leite do seu peito, (instr.)

    7. ----
    Anon. 12th c.:
  7. I. Conductus - Annua gaudia
    II. Alleluia - Vocavit Jesus Jacobum
    III. Benedicamus Domino - Congaudeant catholici

    8. Anon. 14th c.: Mass in Honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary
  8. Kyrie - Rex virginum
    Sequence - Maria, virgo virginum
    Sanctus - Cleri cetus
    Agnus Dei - Regula moris

Playing time: ??' ??"

Performers:
New York Pro Musica
Robert White (counter-tenor), Charles Bressler (tenor), Gordon Myers (baritone), Brayton Lewis (bass), LaNoue Davenport (recorder, krummhorns), Shelley Gruskin (recorder, krummhorns, schryari, bagpipes), Barbara Mueser (bass viol), Paul Maynard (portative organ, regal, psaltery)] & John Ferrante (counter-tenor), David Dodds (tenor), Marvin Hayes (bass), Theodore Israel (tenor vielle), George Gaber (percussion)
Noah Greenberg, dir.

Recording site and date:
Unknown [1962];
Rel.: 10/1962

Excerpts:
[5.2], [2.1], [2.2] Decca DL 9438 [LP] Medieval Roots
[3], [8.2] Horizon DL 34 541 [LP] Music for a Medieval Day - Music of the cloister, cathedral, court, marketplace, and countryside

Comments:
Information from owned LP (Decca); for release date, Schwann1 Guide.

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Pierre-F. Roberge