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Vespro della Beata Vergine

La Petite Bande

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Monteverdi’s “Vespro della Beata Vergine” was published in 1610, together with his “Missa in illo tempore”. This edition is his first important collection of music for the Catholic service. It is assumed that the composer hoped that this would help him to earn a position under the protective wings of the Church; and it payed off for him in 1613, the year in which he was named maestro di cappella of the San Marco Basilica in Venice. There is much uncertainty about how this “Vespro” came into being. In fact, this is a collection of various pieces which were most likely not conceived together with the goal of creating a self-contained unity; there are for example two Magnificat compositions in a row; of course only one of these should be chosen by the performer.

Tracklist

Please note that the below previews are loaded as 44.1 kHz / 16 bit.
1.
I Domine ad adjuvandum me
02:20
2.
Il Dixit Dominus- (psalm 109)
08:03
3.
III Nigra Sum
03:07
4.
IV Laudate Pueri no. 8 (Psalm 112)
06:35
5.
V Pulchra es
03:25
6.
VI Laetatus sum (Psalm 121)
07:39
7.
VII Duo Seraphim
05:48
8.
VIII Nisi Dominus - 10 (Psalm 126)
04:49
9.
IX Audi Coelum - 6
07:46
10.
X Lauda Jerusalem (Psalm 147)
04:48
11.
XI Sonata sopra Sancta Maria
06:39
12.
XII Ave Maris Stella - 8
07:01
13.
XIII Magnificat - 7
00:45
14.
Et exultabit
01:17
15.
Quia respexit
01:50
16.
Quia fecit
01:17
17.
Et misericordia - 6
02:11
18.
Fecit potentiam
01:01
19.
Deposuit
01:52
20.
Esurientes
01:29
21.
Suscepit Israel
01:22
22.
Sicut locutus
01:08
23.
Gloria Patri
02:09
24.
Sicut erat
02:12

Total time: 01:26:33

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SKU

CC72311

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Genres

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Mastering Engineer

Bert van der Wolf

Microphones

Sonodore

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Original Recording Format

Producer

Bert van der Wolf

Recording Engineer

Bert van der Wolf

Recording location

Predikherenkerk, Leuven, Belgium

Recording Software

Pyramix

Recording Type & Bit Rate

DSD64

Release Date September 13, 2014

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