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Armonico Consort: Francesco Scarlatti – Dixit Dominus, Mass (FLAC)

Armonico Consort: Francesco Scarlatti - Dixit Dominus, Mass (FLAC)
Armonico Consort: Francesco Scarlatti – Dixit Dominus, Mass (FLAC)

Composer: Francesco Scarlatti
Orchestra: Armonico Consort
Conductor: Christopher Monks
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Signum
Catalogue: SIGCD740
Release: 2023
Size: 272 MB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes

Dixit Dominus a 16 voci con instromenti, Tono 8
01. I. Dixit Dominus
02. II. Donec ponam
03. III. Virgam virtutis
04. IV. Tecum principium
05. V. Juravit Dominus
06. VI. Dominus a dextris tuis
07. VII. De torrente
08. VIII. Gloria patri

Messa a 16 voci con instromenti, Toni 2
09. I. Kyrie
10. II. Et in terra pax
11. III. Gratias agimas tibi
12. IV. Domine Deus rex celestis
13. V. Domine Fili unigenite
14. VI. Domine Deus Agnus Dei
15. VII. Qui tollis
16. VIII. Qui tollis (b)
17. IX. Quoniam
18. X. Cum Sancto Spiritu

Their tenth album with Signum Classics, the Armonico Consort, directed by Christopher Monks, return with two works by Francesco Scarlatti. This recording has been made using new editions of the works, (made especially for this recording) that follow only the autograph scores.


Armonico Consort began life in 2001, set up by Christopher Monks and a group of university colleagues with a shared passion for music from the Renaissance to Baroque, coupled with the imagination to find new and unusual ways to present concerts. Audiences seemed to love their engaging and imaginative approach, and most concerts in the first years sold out.


The founder and Artistic Director of Armonico Consort and its ground-breaking education programme AC Academy, Christopher Monks has established himself as a versatile and prolific conductor and keyboard player. Specialising in the performance of music from the Baroque and late Renaissance, Christopher is equally at home with major and modern choral repertoire.

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