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MeF 1768 - Henry DUMONT : CANTATE DOMINO for 4 mixed voices and Basso Continuo. This motet is written under the form of a polyphonic dialogue between 4 soloists (or a small choir) and a (large) choir. More about Henry Dumont
MeF 863 - Fanny Hensel : Abendlich schon rauscht der Wald. In the evening, a whisper rises from the depths of the woods.
MeF 1767 - Henry Dumont: Panis angelicus, motet for 4 mixed voices and basso continuo. The motets for 2,3 or 4 voices were published when Henry Dumont was still the organist of the Saint-Paul church in Paris. They are representative of a new...
MeF 632 - Juan del Encina (1468-1533) : Canciones des Palacio - 3 love songs for a cappella mixed choir. A suite of three villancicos (love songs) joined together in an ensemble celebrating love and the beloved. Without any particular...
MeF 532 : Clément Janequin (Jannequin) : The Vernon Miller, a french renaissance polyphony. Vernon is a city located in Normandy, on the river Seine. More about Clément Janequin
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In this Ave Verum Corpus, composed in the first half of the 1880s, Eugène Gigout alternates homophonic and polyphonic parts. The long development of Ô Jesu dulcis particularly highlights the melodic line of the tenors. The organ, with the...
Eugène Gigout (1844-1925) is one of the most famous organists of the late 19th century and the first quarter of the 20th century. As a composer, he wrote many motets and was deeply involved in the use of plain-chant in harmonized choral music....
Organist, composer, chapel master, Eugène Gigout composed many musics for the Catholic liturgy. For a collection of Litanies to the Most Holy Virgin, he wrote this short piece dedicated to Notre-Dame de Bercy in Paris. This Church of Our Lady of...
