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At their best, The Sixteen and their director Harry Christophers strike an exciting balance between informed historical performance and broad public appeal. The Call of Rome falls into this group, with limpid performances of some Renaissance favorites, including the most favorite of all, the Miserere of Gregorio Allegri. There will be plenty of listeners who will be more than satisfied with this work and with the serene Tenebrae Responsories for Holy Saturday of Tomás Luis de Victoria. Yet there is an innovative side to Christophers' program here. For one thing, he devises a hybrid version of the Miserere, labeled "its evolution": the original version of this mysterious piece was lost, and what is heard now is the product of centuries of reworking according to preference, earnest attempts at reconstruction, and sheer imagination. Christophers ingeniously gives the listener a look into this process, without even using the common version in which the singers ascend to the high C (the final strain heard here includes the C, but comes from a version in use at King's College, Cambridge). More broadly, Christophers and The Sixteen inquire into the role of Rome in the music of the later 16th century, setting two native-born Romans, Allegri and the underrated Felice Anerio, with two composers, Josquin Desprez and Victoria, who felt "the call to Rome." One might object here that the most famous Roman composer of all, Palestrina, might have been included in some way, but the program holds together as it is, and the singing is up to the usual high standard of The Sixteen. The album is a good place to start for those new to The Sixteen and is also worth the time of those familiar with the music of the 16th century.
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Plainsong, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor
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Tomás Luis de Victoria, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - Chester Music, MusicPublisher
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Tomás Luis de Victoria, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - Chester Music, MusicPublisher
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Tomás Luis de Victoria, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - Chester Music, MusicPublisher
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Tomás Luis de Victoria, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - Chester Music, MusicPublisher
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Tomás Luis de Victoria, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - Chester Music, MusicPublisher
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Tomás Luis de Victoria, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - Chester Music, MusicPublisher
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Josquin Desprez, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - Felice Anerio, Composer - VANDERBEEK AND IMRIE LTD, MusicPublisher
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Josquin Desprez, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Gregorio Allegri, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Josquin Desprez, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Gregorio Allegri, Composer - Grace Davidson, MainArtist - Eamonn Dougan, MainArtist - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - Kim Porter, MainArtist - Kirsty Hopkins, MainArtist
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - Felice Anerio, Composer
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Tomás Luis de Victoria, Composer - The Sixteen, Ensemble, MainArtist - Harry Christophers, Conductor - VANDERBEEK AND IMRIE LTD, MusicPublisher
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
Presentación del Álbum
At their best, The Sixteen and their director Harry Christophers strike an exciting balance between informed historical performance and broad public appeal. The Call of Rome falls into this group, with limpid performances of some Renaissance favorites, including the most favorite of all, the Miserere of Gregorio Allegri. There will be plenty of listeners who will be more than satisfied with this work and with the serene Tenebrae Responsories for Holy Saturday of Tomás Luis de Victoria. Yet there is an innovative side to Christophers' program here. For one thing, he devises a hybrid version of the Miserere, labeled "its evolution": the original version of this mysterious piece was lost, and what is heard now is the product of centuries of reworking according to preference, earnest attempts at reconstruction, and sheer imagination. Christophers ingeniously gives the listener a look into this process, without even using the common version in which the singers ascend to the high C (the final strain heard here includes the C, but comes from a version in use at King's College, Cambridge). More broadly, Christophers and The Sixteen inquire into the role of Rome in the music of the later 16th century, setting two native-born Romans, Allegri and the underrated Felice Anerio, with two composers, Josquin Desprez and Victoria, who felt "the call to Rome." One might object here that the most famous Roman composer of all, Palestrina, might have been included in some way, but the program holds together as it is, and the singing is up to the usual high standard of The Sixteen. The album is a good place to start for those new to The Sixteen and is also worth the time of those familiar with the music of the 16th century.
© TiVo
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- 1 disco(s) - 15 pista(s)
- Duración total: 01:12:38
- Artistas principales: The Sixteen Harry Christophers
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: CORO
- Género Clásica
(C) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd (P) 2020 The Sixteen Productions Ltd
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