The Pilgrimage to Santiago
This was the first recording containing the complete and uncut collection of songs which relate directly to Santiago, the pilgrims and the pilgrimage.
Catherine Bott (soprano)
New London Consort, Philip Pickett
The Cantigas remain some of the most enticing melodies ever written and the New London Consort do them full justice.”“If there is early polyphony that sounds fresher than the four-part Belial...
The Pilgrimage to Santiago
This was the first recording containing the complete and uncut collection of songs which relate directly to Santiago, the pilgrims and the pilgrimage.
Catherine Bott (soprano)
New London Consort, Philip Pickett
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The Cantigas remain some of the most enticing melodies ever written and the New London Consort do them full justice.”“If there is early polyphony that sounds fresher than the four-part Belial...
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Contents and tracklist
- Catherine Bott (soprano)
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
- Catherine Bott (soprano)
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
- Catherine Bott (soprano)
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
- Catherine Bott (soprano)
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
anon.:
Codex Calixtinus (Jacobus) Polyphony, plainchant and instrumental collection. (12 / 13th c)
Work length5:29
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
- Catherine Bott (soprano)
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
anon.:
Codex Calixtinus (Jacobus) Polyphony, plainchant and instrumental collection. (12 / 13th c)
Work length3:09
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
- Catherine Bott (soprano)
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
anon.:
Codex Calixtinus (Jacobus) Polyphony, plainchant and instrumental collection. (12 / 13th c)
Work length4:38
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
anon.:
Codex Calixtinus (Jacobus) Polyphony, plainchant and instrumental collection. (12 / 13th c)
Work length3:19
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
- Catherine Bott (soprano)
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
anon.:
Codex Calixtinus (Jacobus) Polyphony, plainchant and instrumental collection. (12 / 13th c)
Work length4:47
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
- Catherine Bott (soprano)
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
anon.:
Codex Calixtinus (Jacobus) Polyphony, plainchant and instrumental collection. (12 / 13th c)
Work length5:48
- New London Consort
- Philip Pickett
- Recorded: 1989-11
- Recording Venue: Temple Church, London
Awards and reviews
Good CD Guide
The Cantigas remain some of the most enticing melodies ever written and the New London Consort do them full justice.”“If there is early polyphony that sounds fresher than the four-part Belial vocatur it has yet to be recorded”
