Das Gänsebuch (The Geese Book) . German Medieval Chant - Matthias Ank / Schola Hungarica

Das Gänsebuch (The Geese Book)
    German Medieval Chant    Matthias Ank / Schola Hungarica - Laszlo Dobszay & Janka Szendrei, dir.
  

    Kaspar Othmayr / Lucas Osiander
    Bicinium and Chorale: Komm, Heiliger Geist, Herre Gott
    Anon., Mass for the Ascension
    Introitus: Viri Galilei
    Hans Kotter
    Fantasia in C
    Anon., Mass for the Holy Lance and Nails
    Mass
        Introitus: Foderunt manus meas
        Alleluia: Michael descendit
        Alleluia: Surrexit pastor bonus
        Sequentia: Hodiernae festum lucis
        Offertorium: Videbunt in quem transfixerunt
        Communio: Apprehende arma et scutum
    Conrad Brumann
    Carmen in G
    Anon., Mass for Saint Deocarus
    Mass
        Alleluia: Justus germinabit
        Sequentia: Dilectus deo et hominibus
    Ludwig Senfl
    Lied: Ewiger Gott
    Anon., Mass for Saint Sebaldus
    Mass
        Introitus: Os justi meditabitur
        Graduale: Os justi meditabitur
        Alleluia: O Sebalde
        Sequentia: Concinamus pariter
        Offertorium: Posuisti Domine
        Communio: Posuisti Domine
    Heinrich Isaac
    Ricercare in D minor
    Anon., Mass for saint Monica
    Offertorium: Jesu transfixi vulnera
    Conrad Paumann
    Kyrie Angelicum
    Anon., Mass for Saint Martha
    Mass
        Introitus: Marthae piae memoriam agamus
        Graduale: Domine, non est tibi cure
        Alleluia: Ora pro nobis
        Sequentia: Marthae ingens sanctitas
        Offertorium: Stetit Jesus iuxta aram templi Marthe
        Communio: Martha satagebat circa frequens
    Arnolt Schlick
    Maria zart, von edler Art
    Anon., Mass for Saint Lawrence
    Introitus: Confessio et pulchritudo in conspectu eius
    Heinrich Finck
    Ich wird erlost
    Anon.
    Bells of the Church of St Lorenz



Intérpretes:  Schola Hungarica, Laszlo Dobszay & Janka Szendrei, dir.  with Matthias Ank (organ)

Duración: 70' 53"

Lugar y fecha de grabación: Lutheran Church, Wendelstein, Alemania [09/2002] y Church of St Lorenz, Nuremberg, Alemania [02/2003]

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