IM MAIEN: Music of the 16th and 17th centuries for virginal and cornet (CD)

Music from the 16th and 17th centuries for virginal and cornet

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1526 – 1594)
„Hodie beata Virgo“ (Diminution von Giovanni Bassano, ca. 1558 - 1617) (Virginal & Zink)
 
Münchener Codex (16 Jhdt.)
“Ave maris stella” (Virginal)
 
Antonio Valente (ca. 1520 – ca. 1581)
Il Ballo delĺ Intorcia (Cembalo)
 
Anonymus (“Mulliner Book”, 16. Jhdt.)
La Bounette (Virginal & Cembalo)
 
Arnolt Schlick (um 1455 –1525)
„Maria zart von edler Art“ (Virginal & Zink)
 
Thomas Crecquillon (ca. 1505 – ca. 1557)
„Oncques amour“ (Diminution: Giovanni Bassano, ca. 1558 - 1617) (Virginal & Zink)
 
Leonhard Kleber (ca. 1495 – 1556)
Praeabulum in sol (Virginal)
 
Paul Hofhaimer (1459 - 1537)
“Recordare” (Virginal)
(aus Leonhard Klebers Tabulaturbuch 1524)
 
Hans Kotter (1485 – 1541)
Kochersberger Spanieler (Virginal)
 
Jörg Schapf (16. Jhdt.)
Preambalon in fa (Cembalo)
 
Clavierbuch der Susanne van Soldt (1599)
Danse („Untitled“) (Virginal & Zink)
 
Anonymus (“Elizabeth Rogeŕs her Virginal Book”, 1656)
Mock-Nightingale (Cembalo)
 
Antonio de Cabezon (1510 – 1566)
Fabordones del octavo tono
Himno XII sobre “Ave maris stella”
Himno XIII sobre “Ave maris stella” (Virginal & Zink)
 
Pierre Attaignant (ca. 1494 – ca. 1552)
Aus “Neuf basses danses, …, Paris,1530": (Virginal & Zink)
Pavenne 6 
Gaillarde 3
Basse danse 9 


 
Thomas Tallis (1505 – 1585)
The Third Tune (Virginal & Stiller Zink)
(“Nine Psalm Tunes for Archbishop Parkeŕs Psalter 1567”)
 
Giovanni Gabrieli (1557 – 1613)
Canzon quarta á 4 (Virginal & Cembalo)
 
Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583 – 1643)
Corrente quattro
(Toccate …, Libro Primo, 1615) (Cembalo)
 
Francisco Correa de Arauxo (1575 - 1654)
El Canto Llano de la Immaculada Concepción de la Virgen Maria y tres Glosas (Virginal & Zink)
 
Hans Leo Hassler (1564 - 1612)
“Magnificat primi toni” (6 Versetten) (Cembalo)
 
Peter Philips (1560 – 1628)
Amarilli (nach Giulio Caccini) (Cembalo)
 
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1526 – 1594)
„Ave Maria“ (Diminution von Giovanni Bassano, ca. 1558 - 1617) (Virginal & Stiller Zink)

CHRISTIAN BREMBECK, virginal and harpsichord
THOMAS HASSELBECK, cornet