Poverello

Poverello

Medieval and Renaisssance Music for Saint Francis of Assisi
The Rose Ensemble
Rose 00010 [CD]

Content:

Anon., 14th-century Italian

1. Trotto (instr.)

Anon., Cortona laudario (13th-century Italian Ms)

2. Sia Laudato San Francesco

Anon., 13th-century conductus

3. In Paupertatis Predio

Anon., 14th-century Italian

4. Ghaetta (instr.)

Anon., Plainchant, Mode VII

5. Fidelis Servus

Padre Costanzo Porta, OFM (1529? - 1601)

6. Sancte Francisce Propera

Anon., 14th-century Italian

7. Saltarello (instr.)

Jerónimo de Aliseda (1548 - 1591)

8. Beatus Franciscus

Anon., Plainchant, Mode I

9. Os Justi

Tomaso Graziani, OFM (ca. 1550 - 1634)

10. Dum Seminudo Corpore

Anon., Magliabechiano laudario (14th-century Italian Ms

11. Radiante Lumera

Guillaume Dufay (ca. 1397 - 1474)

12. Salve, Sancte Pater Patriae

Padre Costanzo Porta, OFM (1529? - 1601)

13. Plaudat Frater

Anon., 15th-century Ballo Francese

14. Petit Riense (instr.)

Anon., plainchant, mode II

15. Stabat Mater

Johannes Ciconia (ca. 1370 - 1412)

16. Ut te per Omnes/Ingens Alumnus Padue

Anon., 14th-century Italian

17. La Manfredina (instr.)

Anon. Padre Costanzo Porta, OFM (1529? - 1601)

18. Voce Mea

Anon., Cortona laudario (13th-century Italian Ms)

19. Laudar Vollio

Playing time: 72' 25"

Performers:
Rose Ensemble
Soprano: Carrie Henneman Shaw, Kathy Lee, Kim Sueoka Alto: Lisa Drew, Linda Kachelmeier, Kristine Kautzman Tenor: Roy Heilman, Jordan Sramek (artistic director), Dustin Wirth Bass: Mark Dietrich, Tim O'Brien (frame drum, riqq, tabor), Scott Sandersfeld & Ginna Watson (harp, rebec, vielle)
Guest: Isacco Colombo (bagpipes, pipe and tabor, recorder, shawm)

Recording site and date:
St. Bridget's Catholic Church, Solon, Iowa [08/2009];
Rel.: 2010

Reviewed in:
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.): 33/5-479 (May / June 2010)

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