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Robert Quinney,
Choir of New College Oxford
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The Choir of New College Oxford’s latest album Vox Patris Caelestis (Voice of the Heavenly Father)explores the rich and complex world of William Mundy, a key figure in 16th-century English music.
His compositions, shaped by the religious and political upheavals of his time, offer a fascinating mix of intricate harmonies and unexpected choral textures. From the expansive Vox patris caelestis – a monument of Renaissance English polyphony – to the more intimate O Lord, the maker of all thing, Mundy’s music reflects both the compositional idioms of the day and its many challenges.
This most remarkable composer shines in a performance to match by the centuries-old Choir of New College and its Director Robert Quinney. A must-hear for lovers of Renaissance choral music!
Choir of New College OxfordRobert Quinney, Director
Tracklist
Total time: 53:55
1.
A solis ortus cardine
09:30
2.
Vox patris caelestis
20:24
3.
Videte miraculum
04:30
4.
Kyrie
04:10
5.
Sive vigilem
02:44
6.
Magnificat
08:47
7.
O Lord the Maker of All Thing
03:50
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The Choir of New College Oxford’s latest album Vox Patris Caelestis (Voice of the Heavenly Father)explores the rich and complex world of William Mundy, a key figure in 16th-century English music.
His compositions, shaped by the religious and political upheavals of his time, offer a fascinating mix of intricate harmonies and unexpected choral textures. From the expansive Vox patris caelestis – a monument of Renaissance English polyphony – to the more intimate O Lord, the maker of all thing, Mundy’s music reflects both the compositional idioms of the day and its many challenges.
This most remarkable composer shines in a performance to match by the centuries-old Choir of New College and its Director Robert Quinney. A must-hear for lovers of Renaissance choral music!
Choir of New College OxfordRobert Quinney, Director