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Vaet: Missa Ego flos campi - Bernd Frölich (tenor); Cinquecento; Simon Whiteley (bass)
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  1. Antevenis virides, motet for 6 voices ("In laudem Illustrissimi Principis Albertis Bavariae Ducis")
  2. Missa Ego flos campi, for 6-8 voices
  3. Ecce apparebit Dominus, for 5 voices
  4. Magnificat octavi toni, for 4 or 5 voices
  5. Miserere mei, Deus, for 5 voices
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  1. Antevenis virides, motet for 6 voices ("In laudem Illustrissimi Principis Albertis Bavariae Ducis")
  2. Missa Ego flos campi, for 6-8 voices
  3. Ecce apparebit Dominus, for 5 voices
  4. Magnificat octavi toni, for 4 or 5 voices
  5. Miserere mei, Deus, for 5 voices
  6. Filiae Jerusalem, for 5 voices
  7. Spiritus Domini, motet for 6 voices
  8. Musica Dei donum, for 5 voices
  9. Salve regina, motet for 6 voices
  10. Ego Flos Campi for 7 voices
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It's certainly hard not to love this; for the first time since its first Hyperion disc, Music from the Court of Maximilian II, Cinquecento returns to the music of Jacobus Vaet for a full-disc serving, only the second this composer has ever enjoyed. Vaet, who worked in Germany and lived from c.1529-1567 only, has nine surviving mass settings, and one of these is the main event, ergo the album title Jacobus Vaet: Missa Ego flos campi. As this mass utilizes a melody of Vaet's master, Jacob Clemens non Papa, the motet from ...

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Vaet: Missa Ego flos campi 2009, Hyperion

UPC: 034571177335

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