Activity in Medieval Era
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over a 1 year agoRainbow & SunshineDaniel Lizzama captures mystical sounds of nature with celestial energy that channels angelical light to the soul. He also understands that forgiveness and compassion are the consummation of the Holy Spirit’s power for healing. They invoke the divine power of God. Our cre ...
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over a 1 year agoMissa ecce ancilla domini-Kyrieno description
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over a 1 year agoMiss l'Homme Arme Agnus DeiL'Homme Arme was a monophonic melody with political and satirical strains. Dufay made one of the first versions of it in a polyphonic setting in his Missa L’Homme Arme. The beginning of the cycle is designed so that, in the absence of instrumental accompaniment, the cantus ...
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over a 1 year ago"Ave Maris Stella""Hail, star of the ocean". You will hear the first 2 "verses" of this piece. It starts with a chanted section followed by a section in stark harmonies. The images are of the sky, stars, moon and ocean. Performed by Pomerium, directed by Alexander Blachly "Hail, star of ...
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New Image by GraceAnne to Contemporary, Renaissance Era, Medieval Era, Classical Music, MUSIC, I Fagioliniover a 1 year agoRobert Hollingworth, I Fagiolinino description
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over a 1 year agoTallis in WonderlandPromo for I Fagiolini's new show and sound installation Tallis in Wonderland. The difficulty with listening to Renaissance polyphony is in hearing anything more than a beautiful wash of sound from one end of a building. The processes of the intricately interdependent lines an ...
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over a 1 year agoThe Full Monteverdi, excerptsI Fagiolini's version, filmed by John La Bouchardière, based on Claudio Monteverdi's fourth book of madrigals (1603) http://thefullmonteverdi.wordpress.com/about/
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A Selection of Medieval Musicover a 1 year agoA survey of Medieval music from the 12th Century.
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http://labyrinth.georgetown.edu/
Resources for Medieval Studies. ita Daedalus implet / innumeras errore vias vixque ipse reverti / ad limen potuit. (Ovid, Metamorphoses 8.166-68).
http://www.chestermysteryplays.com/
A unique blend of the sacred and secular performed only every five years in the 2,000-year-old walled city of Chester. Iconic Bible stories from Creation with Adam and Eve through Christ's life to the dramatic hell-fire of the Last Judgement, this compelling series of plays from the Old and New Testaments told the story of mankind in an emotionally rich and powerful drama studded with humour, music and magic.