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Musicology: Missa Regina Coeli. Genre: Mass, Requiem Pr. Instrument: Chorus/Choir. Label music requires a subscription to be played in full length. Missa Regina Coeli Work. Wiener Sängerknaben Chorus/Choir. Acanta Rel. January 29, 2013. Other performers: Hans Gillesberger Conductor.

Jacobus de Kerle - Missa Regina coeli (Credo).

Lyrics & Chords of Missa Regina Coeli by Jacobus De Kerle, 44 times played by 9 listeners - get pdf, listen similar. Contribute to Jacobus De Kerle - Missa Regina Coeli Lyrics Antonio Lotti - Crucifixus chords lyrics.  Crucifixus etiam pro nobis sub Pontio Pilato: Passus, et sepultus est. Et resurrexit tertia die, secundum Scripturas.

Jacobus de Kerle -also: Jacobus van Kerle, Jacobus de Kirl- (c. 531 - 07/01/1591), a Flemish composer, from Ypres. His last years in Prague were spent in the company of his compatriots Philippe de Monte and Luyton. Source: Grove's dictionary of music and musicians Jacobus de Kerle -also: Jacobus van Kerle, Jacobus de Kirl- (. 531 - 07/01/1591), a Flemish composer, 5th Flemish School. De Kerle was born in Ypres and led a turbulent life. In those years de Kerle showed his mastery of counterpoint in compositions like the Missa pro Defunctis, published in Augsburg in 1576 and the Missa Regina Coeli, 1562. There are various settings of the Requiem Mass by de Kerle, 1562 published in Venice and 1573/1576. From August 1563 until May 1564 de kerle accompanied the Cardinal to Spain. Around 1564 de Kerle was a member of the Court Capella of Dillingen, this Capella was abandoned in 1565.

Are you sure you want to remove Missa Regina coeli : für vierstimmigen gemischten Chor from your list? Missa Regina coeli : für vierstimmigen gemischten Chor. by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. Published 1963 by Breitkopf & Härtel in Wiesbaden 3148.

The present Missa Ad Imitationem Pater Noster was composed for eight voices and sets the usual six parts from the Ordinary. Certainly, as a mass setting it is up there with much that was being composed at this time. There is much about this work that seems transitional. The last of the liturgical pieces is the Sanctus, Hosanna and Benedictus from Jacobus de Kerle’s Missa Regina Coeli. This extract is extremely beautiful. I would certainly love to hear the rest of the work. Yet I cannot find reference to any full recording on the ‘net’ so that will have to wait. De Kerle was a Dutch composer who worked mainly in Bavaria. He was able to combine the Dutch style of Josquin’s successors with the clarity of Palestrina. He died in Prague in 1591. Advertising on Musicweb.