Sensenta

Chant and early polyphony. A mass put together from different sources, with Thomas Taliss’ Videte Miraculum as large closing piece.

Playlist:

00:54 Anonymous – Introit: Puer Natus Est (Ensemble Organum)
07:03 Guillaume de Machaut – Messe De Nostre Dame, Kyrie (Ensemble Gilles Binchois)
14:16 Anonymous – Graduel: Viderunt Omnes
17:23 Anonymous – Evangile: Prologue de st. Jean (Ensemble Organum)
20:15 Anonymous – Offertoire: Tui Sunt Coeli (Ensemble Organum)
28:39 Anonymous – Préface: Dominus Vobiscum (Ensemble Organum)
30:34 Johannes Ockeghem – Missa Prolationum, Sanctus (Hilliard Ensemble)
32:15 Anonymous – Agnus Dei (Ensemble Organum)
33:11 Anonymous – Communio: Viderunt Omnes (Ensemble Organum)
37:07 Guillaume de Machaut – Communio: Regina Mundi (Ensemble Gilles Binchois)
41:55 Anonymous – Communio: Pacem Mean Do Vobis (Psallentes)
43:33 Guillaume de Machaut – Postcommunio: Mense Celestis (Ensemble Gilles Binchois)
44:14 Anonymous – Introit: Puer Natus Est
48:04 Thomas Tallis – Videte Miraculum (Stile Antico)

Sources:

Messe Du Jour De Noël, 1984, Harmonia Mundi HMX 2971148
Messe de Nostre Dame, 1999, Cantus C9624
Missa Prolationum / Marian Motets, 1989, EMI CDC 7 4978 2
La Polyphonie Flammande, 2011, Ricercar RIC 102

Sensenta is a programme about long attention spans. Every episode slowly changes hue, and every next episode picks up where the last one left off. This a creates a musical serial, a chain of episodes, touching on different genres at it goes. You’re welcome to join in and give us your opinion. Where should this chain go next? Send us an e-mail at harrold@concertzender.nl, or find Sensenta on social media.