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    Gabrieli: Symphoniae sacrae II, 1615

    Gabrieli: Symphoniae sacrae II, 1615Creators: Brian Etheridge, David Thomas, Geoffrey Shaw, Will Mason, Giovanni Gabrieli, Andrew Parrott, John Skinner, Kevin Smith, Timothy Penrose, London Cornett and Sackbutt Ensemble, Emma Kirkby, Martyn Hill, Nigel Rogers, Paul Elliott, Rogers Covey-Crump
    Label: L'oiseau-Lyre
    Category: Music

    List Price: $11.98
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    Seller: NandoMusic
    Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 3 reviews
    Sales Rank: 187035

    Media: Audio CD
    Discs: 1
    Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
    Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5

    MPN: 001011202
    UPC: 028947591139
    EAN: 0028947591139
    ASIN: B000QFAH7K

    Release Date: November 13, 2007
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    Tracks:

      • Magnificat for 14 voices
      • Suscipe clementissime Deus, motet for 12 voices
      • Quem vidistis pastores, motet for 14 voices
      • Buccinate in neomenia tuba, motet for 19 voices
      • In Ecclesiis, motet for 14 voices
      • Jubilate Deo, motet for 10 voices
      • Misericordia tua, Domine, motet for 12 voices
      • Surrexit Christus, motet for 11 voices
      • Magnificat for 17 voices

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    Customer Reviews:
    5 out of 5 stars Gabrieli a little different   March 6, 2009
    Scott Schwartz
    1 out of 1 found this review helpful

    This disk nicely bridges the gap between the older, modern-brass, big-choir, slow-tempo interpretations and the lilting "authentic" small-force productions of today. While I honestly prefer the more stately older versions as done by E. Power Biggs, I find that the innovations of this disk are very inviting: (1)The version of "Suscipe" with 6 male (low) voices and 6 trombones is glorious in its sonorous twisting of phrases, (2) Emma Kirkby singing in her rich tonality against a brass choir is gorgeous, (3) "Buccinate" with some ornamented antiphonal passages, and (4) the glorious 17-voice Magnificat using thematic material from "Nunc Dimittis" was unexpected. The richly dignified "big" sound is not lost here. The disk is a tribute to Gabrieli's genius and the performers seem dedicated to that tribute, not their own virtuosity. One of the best unsung (excusing the lousy pun) heroes of Early Music Discography!


    5 out of 5 stars Pioneering the Gabrieli movement   May 25, 2008
    scott (Calgary, Canada)
    2 out of 2 found this review helpful

    This is a recording that I have known about for many years, but has not been available since the mid 1980s. In the meantime, I have acquired quite a few Gabrieli discs, and come to love these large scale motets. The recordings of Gabrieli by McCreesh, Parrott, King, Wilson, Eichhorn, and others have brought me great pleasure, but in the back of my mind the existence of this early L'Oiseaux Lyre disc has always sort of nagged me. Being recorded in 1978, it was on the cusp of the historically informed movement in Britain, and something of a breakthrough. Not to mention that many of the performers went on to become the pillars of the HIP scene internationally.

    Finally, last year, this seminal disc was re-released, and I like how the packaging matches the (quite attractive) original exactly. I picked it up immediately, and am glad I did. Every movement except one is already in my collection, but that just makes the comparisons with newer recordings easier. And that is the amazing thing; this 30 year old performance competes very well with much newer ones.

    This was the first Gabrieli disc to use historic instruments, and scaled-down forces that are closer the that which were used in 16th century Venice. Andrew Parrott practically nailed it dead on with his first try. I keep having to remind myself when this was actually made, because the performance is just about as good as others made now.

    I can't say that any one of these motets is my favourite version, but taken as a whole, this set is so very worth having, for it's own merit as well as its historical value. And so inexpensive. Any fan of Gabrieli really should get a copy of this.



    5 out of 5 stars Gabrieli Symphoniae sacrae II, 1615   February 9, 2008
    Ron Kickasola
    2 out of 2 found this review helpful

    A magnificent recording. Although the first by this ensemble, it still remains the best!

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