Perotin A/T Ars Antiqua

Hilliard Ens (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

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Audio CD (Mar 5 2007)
SPARS Code: DDD
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Coro
ASIN: B000N39HDA
Other Editions: Audio CD
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #142,518 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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1. Vetus Abit Littera

2. Deus Misertus Hominis

3. Veni Creator Spiritus

4. Viderunt Omnes

5. Gloria: Redemptori Meo

6. Haec Dies

7. Strips Lesse

8. Mudus Vergens

9. Procurans Odium

10. Alleluia. Nativitas

11. Christus Surrexit

12. Sederunt Principes

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5.0 out of 5 stars A Tapestry in Music, Sep 7 2011

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A delightful presentation of music by Magister Perotin performed by the Hilliard Ensemble. For this listener, the extraordinary long syllables of the Viderunt Omnes are one of the highlights of this collection of organa by the master whose compositions laid the foundations for the development and wider adoption of polyphonic harmony in Western music. To hear this music is (with perhaps the exception of the applause that greets the Ensemble in the opening track) to eavesdrop on some of the finest avant-garde music-making of thirteenth century Paris.

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