Renaissance Masterpieces / Summerly, Oxford Camerata

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	Intemerata Dei mater - Intemerata Dei mater
	Nunc dimittis - Nunc dimittis
	Magnificat - Magnificat (Octavi toni)
	Surrexit pastor bonus - Surrexit pastor bonus
	Laboravi in gemitu meo - Laboravi in gemitu meo
	Ego flos campi - Ego flos campi
	Motets for 5-8 Voices: Book 4 for 5 Voices, "Canticis canticorum" - Si ignoras te
	Lauda mater ecclesia - Lauda mater ecclesia
	Vadam et circumibo civitatem a 6 - Vadam et circuibo
	Laudibus in sanctis - Laudibus in sanctis
	Crux fidelis - Crux fidelis

Album Summary

Conductor

• Summerly, Jeremy

Ensemble

• Oxford Camerata

Composers

• Cristóbal de Morales (Composer) (circa 1500 - 1553)
• Jacobus Clemens Non Papa (circa 1510 - circa 1556)
• Tomás Luis de Victoria (circa 1548 - 1611)
• Johannes Ockeghem (circa 1410 - 1497)
• Jean Lhéritier (1480 - after 1552)
• Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1525 - 1594)
• William Byrd (Composer) (1543 - 1623)
• Josquin Desprez (Composer) (circa 1455 - 1521)
• Philippe Rogier (circa 1561 - 1596)
• Orlande de Lassus (1532 - 1594)
• Joâo IV of Portugal

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Works Details

Ockeghem, Johannes : Intemerata Dei mater, motet for 5 voices

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 8 min. 10 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance
• Written: circa 1450-1480

Desprez, Josquin : Nunc dimittis, motet for 4 parts (poss. spurious)

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 6 min. 54 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance
• Form: Choral

Morales, Cristóbal de : Magnificat octavi toni

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 7 min. 29 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance
• Form: Choral

Lhéritier, Jean : Surrexit Pastor Bonus

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 6 min. 13 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance

Rogier, Philippe : Laboravi in gemitu meo, motet

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 6 min. 35 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance
• Form: Choral

Clemens non Papa, Jacobus : Ego flos campi

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 6 min. 2 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance
• Written: circa 1540

Palestrina, Giovanni : Si ignoras te, motet for 5 voices (from Motets Book IV from Canticis canticorum)

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 3 min. 12 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance
• Form: Vocal
• Written: 1584

Lassus, Orlando de : Lauda mater ecclesia, motet for 5 voices, M. xx (S. v/171)

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 4 min. 46 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance

Victoria, Tomás Luis de : Vadam et circuibo

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 11 min. 24 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance

Byrd, William : Liber secundus sacrarum cantionum

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 5 min. 52 sec.
• Period Time: Renaissance
• Written: circa 1580

Portugal, Joâo IV of : Crux fidelis, for 4 voices

• Conductor: Jeremy Summerly
• Ensemble: Oxford Camerata
• Notes: Chapel of Hertford College, Oxford, England (04/19/1993-04/20/1993)
• Running Time: 2 min. 20 sec.
• Written: circa 1615