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Grandi: Vespro della Beata Vegine

Deborah York (soprano), Daniel Taylor (alto), Ed Lyon (tenor) & Peter Harvey (bass)

Gachinger Kantorei Stuttgart & Bach-Collegium Stuttgart, Matthew Halls

The pieces amply demonstrate Grandi's masterful command of a variety of sacred styles; admirers of early -17th-century Italian sacred music will find plenty to sink their teeth into...in the...

Grandi: Vespro della Beata Vegine

Deborah York (soprano), Daniel Taylor (alto), Ed Lyon (tenor) & Peter Harvey (bass)

Gachinger Kantorei Stuttgart & Bach-Collegium Stuttgart, Matthew Halls

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The pieces amply demonstrate Grandi's masterful command of a variety of sacred styles; admirers of early -17th-century Italian sacred music will find plenty to sink their teeth into...in the...

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Alessandro Grandi was Monteverdi’s Vice-Kapellmeister at St.Mark’s Venice for seven years and was elected Kapellmeister at the Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore in Bergamo in 1627. This performance of his Vespers is a live recording and includes outstanding soloists such as Deborah York and Peter Harvey.

Contents and tracklist

I. Deus in adjutorium meum intende
Track length00:58
II. O quam suave est nomen tuum
Track length3:11
III. Dixit Dominus
Track length6:59
IV. O quam tu pulchra es
Track length3:20
V. Laudate pueri
Track length2:21
VI. Vulnerasti cor meum
Track length3:59
VII. Laetatus sum
Track length3:05
VIII. Laetamini vos, o caeli
Track length3:19
IX. Nisi dominus
Track length5:58
X. O quam tu pulchra es
Track length3:39
XI. Lauda Jerusalem, Dominum
Track length5:09
XII. Ave maris stella
Track length4:35
XIII. O speciosa inter filias Jerusalem
Track length4:16
XIV. Magnificat
Track length6:54

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September 2011

The pieces amply demonstrate Grandi's masterful command of a variety of sacred styles; admirers of early -17th-century Italian sacred music will find plenty to sink their teeth into...in the bigger-scale psalms the choral textures are pleasingly lean, virtuoso soloist passages are executed superbly and Bach-Collegium's instrumentalists play with a nice juxtaposition of conversational grandeur.
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