Magister Leoninus / Red Byrd - Sacred Music From 12th Century Paris - 2 album flac

Before the rise of the reputation of exclusively monophonic composer Hildegard von Bingen, Léonin - or Magister Leoninus as the name is parsed out on Helios' Sacred Music from 12th Century Paris - was regarded as Composer No. 1 in the hierarchy of Western music.

Complete your Magister Leoninus, Red Byrd collection.

Artistic Quality: 10. Sound Quality: 10. The vocal ensemble Red Byrd, led by founders John Potter and Richard Wistreich, return in a second volume dedicated to Léonin (Leoninus), who along with Pérotin was one of the two greatest composers associated with the Church of Notre Dame in Paris in the 12th century.

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Spiritus Sanctus procedens" and many more. Songs start at USD . 9. Released: 1 Aug 1997. 1997 Hyperion Records Limited. See All. Byrd: Consort and Keyboard Music, Songs and Anthems. Consort Music & Keyboard Music. Byrd: Consort and Keyboard Music - Songs and Anthems. Léonin: Magister Leoninus, Vol. 2 – Sacred Music from 12th-Century Paris. Moody: Passion and Resurrection.

Magister Leoninus; Red Byrd, John Potter, Richard Wistreich, Cappella Amsterdam. Sacred Music from 12th-century Paris – 2. Magister Leoninus; Red Byrd. 2. Series information.

The ensemble Red Byrd presents sacred music from 12th century Paris by Magister Leoninus (fl 1163-1190). 'Lost music re-born' said BBC Music Magazine of 'Magister Leoninus 1' issued in 1997. That disc won a Diapason d'Or d'Année and appeared among the BBC's 'Best of the Year' discs. Here, therefore, is a second CD of austere and beautiful music by this mysterious master from the 12th-century School of Notre Dame, of whose name we are not even sure. The most Gothic of Gothic Chant, this and its sister album by Red Byrd are the most deep and serious rendering of Leonin I've been able to find, and I'm completely in love with them both. Though I readily admit this kind of music is not for everyone, if you enjoy your gothic chant straight up, you're going to find it here in spades.

LÉONINMagister Leoninus Sacred Music from 12th-century Paris – 2 RED BYRD two settings are preserved in the. In a liturgical context. MAGISTER LEONINUS II Music for the office from twelfth-century Paris HE HISTORY OF LATE TWELFTH-CENTURY POLYPHONY was first written a hundred years after the event by a monk who may have come from Bury St Edmunds. sections sung by the schola. rhapsodic lines above it (the duplum).

Red Byrd has recorded two discs of Mass and Office music from this repertory (‘Magister Leoninus: Sacred Music from 12th-century Paris’, volumes 1 and 2, Hyperion CDA66944 and CDA67289). While the principal source for the Magnus liber organi was copied in Paris around 1250 (now in the Medicean Library in Florence), an equally important source (now in the Ducal Library in Wolfenbüttel) was almost certainly copied in St Andrews, and possibly a decade or so before the Florence manuscript.