"The Rose, the Lily & the Whortleberry": musical gardens from Middle Ages to Renaissance
The Orlando Consort
1h16
Digital
HMU907398
Apple Music
Medieval and Renaissance gardens in music In celebration of the floral imagery used by many of Europe's greatest composers over a span of 300 years to depict both earthly and heavenly love, the Orlando Consort sings poetic texts ranging from the sacred to the downright suggestive. Includes essays by Sir Roy Strong, Susan Hitch; and a garden design created by Christopher Bradley-Hole. "Truly exquisite singing." - Time Out New York
GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT [1300-1377] · Rose, liz, printemps, verdure (4'27) ANONYMOUS · El mois de Mai / De se debent / Kyrie (0'57) · Hé, Marotele / En la praërie / Aptatur (1'14) TREBOR · Passerose de beauté (2'43) ANONYMOUS · Flos regalis (3'32) WALTER FRYE · Flos regalis: Agnus Dei (5'04) LEONEL POWER [c.1370/85-1445] · Quam pulchra es (3'39) ANONYMOUS · Soubz les branches / En la rousée / Jolis mois de may (3'31) ALEXANDER AGRICOLA [1445-1506] · Royne des flours (4'07) ANONYMOUS · Dindiridin (0'33) JUAN VÁSQUEZ [1510-1560] · En la fuente del rosel (1'21) RODRIGO DE CEBALLOS [c.1530-1581] · Hortus conclusus (4'18) GABRIEL MENA · Aquella mora garrida (2'16) FRANCISCO GUERRERO [1529-1599] · Quasi cedrus (5'32) CLAUDIN DE SERMISY [1490-1562] · Changeons propos (3'16) ANTOINE BRUMEL [1460-1515] · Sicut lilium (1'19) JOHANNES LUPI [c.1506-1539] · Vidi speciosam (5'27) CARPENTRAS [c.1470-1548] · Haec est illa dulcis rosa / Salve (2'24) CIPRIANO DE RORE [1515-1565] · Da le belle contrade d'oriente (2'32) JACQUES ARCADELT [1505-1568] · I vaghi fiori (1'41) DOMINIQUE PHINOT [1510-1555] · Ecce tu pulcher es (6'39) THOMAS CRECQUILLON [1480-1557] · Des herbes ai assés (1'24) JACOB CLEMENS NON PAPA · Au ioly bocquet croist la violette (1'13) NICOLAS GOMBERT [1495-1560] · O flos campi (7'23)