Details
National Centre for Early Music
St Margaret's Church
Walmgate
York
YO1 9TL
England
Programme
William Byrd – Laudibus in Sanctis
Thomas Ravenscroft – The Three Ravens
Thomas Tomkins – Too Much I Once Lamented
Claudin de Sermisy – Au Joli Bois
Anonymous – Mignonne, allons voir si la rose
Clément Janequin – Or vien ça
Giovanni Croce – Mascarata da Lenguazi
Adriano Banchieri – Festino sul Giovedi Grasso
Claudio Monteverdi – Salve Regina, SV 326
Ignazio Donati – Dulcis amor Iesu
Johann Hermann Schein – Da Jakob vollendet hatte
Johann Sebastian Bach – Komm, Jesu, komm (motet), BWV 229
Performers
Robert Hollingworth – Director
I Fagiolini
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Programme Note
Filmed in the medieval ambience of York’s grade-one listed National Centre for Early Music, the multi-award-winning vocal ensemble I Fagiolini presents an hour of vocal music from four musical capitals of the 16th-18th centuries: Byrd in irrepressibly joyful mood plus one of the great laments of the period; frisky French music plus a soulful lovesong; a touch of Carnival before the intensity of Monteverdi and friends in devotional mood; and to finish, a short but graphically expressive funeral piece that Bach would have known, leading to Bach's own two-choir motet, 'Komm Jesu Komm', sung by a dream team of Bach specialists.