Flos Florum - Italian Vespers in Bohemia (c1650)
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Composer or Director: Anonymous, Giovanni Palestrina, Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, Tarquinio Merula, Giacomo Ganassi, Girolamo Marinoni, Ján Simbracký
Label: Panton
Magazine Review Date: 11/1999
Media Format: CD or Download
Media Runtime: 73
Mastering:
DDD
Catalogue Number: 819014-2
Tracks:
| Composition | Artist Credit |
|---|---|
| Domine, ad adiuvandum me festina |
Giacomo Ganassi, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Bohuslav Rattay, Bass trombone Bretislav Kotrba, Trombone Giacomo Ganassi, Composer Jana Spácilová, Violin Josef Trnka, Trombone Radovan Vasina, Violin |
| Assumpta est Maria in caelum |
Anonymous, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Anonymous, Composer |
| Dixit Dominus Domino meo |
Tarquinio Merula, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Bohuslav Rattay, Bass trombone Bretislav Kotrba, Trombone Jana Spácilová, Violin Josef Trnka, Trombone Radovan Vasina, Violin Tarquinio Merula, Composer |
| Assumpta est Maria in coelum |
Girolamo Marinoni, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Girolamo Marinoni, Composer |
| Maria virgo assumpta est |
Anonymous, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Anonymous, Composer |
| Laudate pueri Dominum |
Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, Composer |
| In odorem |
Anonymous, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Anonymous, Composer |
| Laetatus sum |
Anonymous, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Anonymous, Composer Jana Spácilová, Violin Michael Pospísil, Organ Radovan Vasina, Violin |
| Florete flores |
Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, Composer Michael Pospísil, Organ |
| Benedicta filia tua, Domine |
Anonymous, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Anonymous, Composer |
| Nisi Dominus |
Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, Composer |
| Mater Dei, O quam spetiosa |
Girolamo Marinoni, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Girolamo Marinoni, Composer |
| Pulchra es et decora |
Anonymous, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Anonymous, Composer |
| Lauda, Jerusalem |
Tarquinio Merula, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Bohuslav Rattay, Bass trombone Bretislav Kotrba, Trombone Frantisek Stastný, Organ Jana Spácilová, Violin Josef Trnka, Trombone Radovan Vasina, Violin Tarquinio Merula, Composer |
| Tu gloria, Jerusalem |
Girolamo Marinoni, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Girolamo Marinoni, Composer |
| Ave maris stella |
Giovanni Palestrina, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Giovanni Palestrina, Composer |
| Hodie Maria Virgo coelos ascendit |
Anonymous, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Anonymous, Composer |
| Magnificat Sexti Toni |
Ján Simbracký, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Frantisek Stastný, Organ Ján Simbracký, Composer |
| O Rosa purpurea |
Anonymous, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Anonymous, Composer |
| Salve Regina |
Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, Composer
(The) Prague Chamber Singers Frantisek Stastný, Organ Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, Composer |
Author: Nicholas Anderson
‘Flos Florum’ (Flower of Flowers) is a liturgical reconstruction of a Vespers for the Feast of the Assumption. The idea is an attractive one, but the voices of The Prague Chamber Singers do not measure up, either separately or in consort, to the requirements of the music. The instrumental support is more secure.'
Flos Florum - Italian Vespers in Bohemia (c1650)
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