Composer: Vincenzo Capirola, Antonio Caprioli, Innocentius Dammonis, Josquin Despres, Constantius Festa, Jean Lhéritier, Jean Mouton, Bartolomeo Tromboncino, Adrian Willaert
Performer: Marian Consort, Rory McCleery, Kristiina Watt, Sarah Anne Champion
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Linn
Catalogue: CKD750
Release: 2025
Size: 645 MB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes
01. Josquin: O bone et dulcis Domine Jesu
02. Venetus: Volgi gli occhi
03. Lhéritier: Ave Domina mea
04. Caprioli: Non si vedra gia mai
05. Festa: Nunc dimittis
06. Josquin: Ave Maria (Arr. for Lute by Francesco Spinacino)
07. Willaert: Beatus Stephanus
08. Tromboncino: Ave Maria, regina in cielo
09. Mouton: Ave virgo caeli porta
10. Bossinensis, Tromboncino: Ricercar 2; Suspir io temo
11. Festa: Ab oriente venerunt Magi
12. Capirola: Ricercar 8
13. Dammonis: Adoramus te
14. Josquin: Missa Pange lingua: II. Gloria
15. Mouton: Corde et animo
16. Willaert: Pater noster & Ave Maria
Una poesia muta: Art in early Cinquecento Venice is the result of a collaboration between SWR radio, Staatsgalerie Stuttgart and The Marian Consort. Specially curated by the Stuttgart museum, Germany’s first ever exhibition devoted to Vittore Carpaccio and his contemporaries has inspired The Marian Consort to devise an album to accompany this artistic journey. Being one of the most prominent painters of the Early Renaissance in Venice, Carpaccio is likely to have been acquainted with the music and the composers recorded here, since all have strong links to the city at that time. If some of them are well-known today – Josquin, Jean Mouton, Adrian Willaert – others deserve wider recognition. The Marian Consort and its director Rory McCleery have assembled a typically fascinating programme, matched with superb singing.
