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[http://cappellagabrieli.nl/maarten_en.html Maarten Michielsen] & [http://cappellagabrieli.nl/index_en.html Cappella Gabrieli] commissioned three Dutch Composers - Theo Verbey, Henri Broeren and Joop Voorn - to reconstruct the missing ''sextus'' and “bassus" parts in 2005, and have performed most of the twenty motets in various concerts in the Netherlands and Germany from 2005 to 2013. These are the editions published here. | |||
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Revision as of 11:21, 18 November 2013
General Information
Title: Sacræ Cantiones Liber Secundus
Composer: Carlo Gesualdo
Description: Sacrae cantiones II – the ‘second book’, after Sacrae Cantiones I, is a collection of motets for six voices (except the last one - for seven voices). Two of the part books are lost - the sextus and bassus parts - and have been reconstructed by various composers.
List of works
- Virgo benedicta (
) - Da pacem Domine (
LilyPond ) - Sana me Domine ( LilyPond )
- Ave sanctissima ( LilyPond )
- O Oriens ( LilyPond )
- Discedite a me ( )
- Gaudeamus omnes ( )
- Veni creator spiritus ( LilyPond )
- O sacrum convivium ( LilyPond )
- Adoramus te Christe ( )
- Veni sponsa Christi ( )
- Assumpta est Maria ( LilyPond )
- Verba mea ( LilyPond )
- Ardens est cor meum ( )
- Domine Deus ( LilyPond )
- O Beata Mater ( LilyPond )
- Ad te levavi animam meam ( LilyPond )
- Franciscus humilis ( )
- O anima sanctissima ( )
- Illumina nos ( LilyPond )
External links
Maarten Michielsen & Cappella Gabrieli commissioned three Dutch Composers - Theo Verbey, Henri Broeren and Joop Voorn - to reconstruct the missing sextus and “bassus" parts in 2005, and have performed most of the twenty motets in various concerts in the Netherlands and Germany from 2005 to 2013. These are the editions published here.