[ Coro / CD ]
Release Date: Sunday 20 April 2008
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"It is difficult to believe that any 15th or 16th century choir could have sung this music with the refined blend, the rich tone, or the shapeliness shown by The Sixteen, under the direction of Harry Christophers." THE TIMES
Miraculously, the Eton Choirbook survived Henry VIII's ransacking of the monasteries. Thanks to its survival, the sacred music of the English fifteenth-century is still with us, conjuring up the atmosphere and spirit of the glorious Cathedrals for which it was written. It also gives a tantalising glimpse of a wealth of choral music which was lost.
"It is difficult to believe that any 15th or 16th century choir could have sung this music with the refined blend, the rich tone, or the shapeliness shown by The Sixteen, under the direction of Harry Christophers." THE TIMES
Richard Davy (C.1465-C.1507)
O Domine Caeli Terraeque Creator
William Cornysh (D.1523)
Ave Maria, Mater Dei
Richard Davy (C.1465-C.1507)
Ah, Mine Heart, Remember Thee Well
Walter Lambe (C.1450/51 -D. After Michaelmas 1499)
Stella Caeli
Richard Davy (C.1465-C1507)
Ah, Blessed Jesu, How Fortuned This?
Robert Wylkynson (C.1450-1515 Or Later)
Jesus Autem Transiens/Credo In Deum