Tracklista:1. All By Myself2. I Feel So Good3. How You Want It Done4. Southern Flood Blues5. Big Bill Blues6. Key to the Highway8. Just a Dream7. Tomorrow9. You've Changed10. Stuff They Call Money11. Trucking Little Woman12. Saturday Night Rub
Tracklista: 1. Sonata d-moll K 9 (L. 413) 2. Sonata G-dur K 146 (L. 349) 3. Sonata Es-dur K 193 (L. 142) 4. Moderato 5. Andante con moto 6. Allegro 7. Introduzione. Un poco Adagio. Allegro vivace 8. Aria 9. Scherzo ed Intermezzo. Allegrissimo 10 Finale. Allegro un poco maestoso
Tracklista:1. Bright Black2. Leader3. Sun Moon4. Ghosts5. Soldier6. Empty Now7. Never Forever8. A Ways Away9. Skywatcher
The young Oxford choir turns its immaculate ensemble, lucid diction and faultless tuning to an exciting find: a hugely neglected composer from the 16th century. Relatively little is known about Dominique Phinot’s life—there is a suggestion that he was executed for homosexual practices, cutting short a productive and impressive composing career. Phinot’s output consists of over a hundred motets, two Masses, and settings of Vesper Psalms and the Magnificat, as well as two books of French chansons and two Italian madrigals. The acclaim with which his sacred compositions were received is evident both in the frequency of their publication as well as in the writings of his contemporaries. He was clearly renowned as a master of imitative polyphonic writing. The publication in Lyons during 1547/8 of two collections of Phinot’s motets secured his reputation for the rest of the century and beyond. Not only do the five-voice motets in the Liber primus mutetarum confirm his outstanding polyphonic skills but the Liber secundus contains five eight-voice works which are of considerable historical importance. The latter are unique in the mid-sixteenth century in their treatment of double-choir dialogue, a technique in which two four-part ensembles normally alternate thematically related phrases of varying lengths. These works, of which four are included in this recording, are the antecedents of the resplendent Venetian polychoral tradition of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. 'The Brabant Ensemble's performances of these fascinating works are as polished and assured as we have come to expect, full-throated yet finely modelled and shimmering with lively intelligence. Rice unerringly finds the right pace for each work … and pays full heed to Phinot's expressive use of contrasting textures. Amidst all the drama of the larger works, the ensemble's caressing, translucent rendition of O sacrum convivium is a particular high point. This is a valuable and engrossing premiere for a neglected and somewhat unconventional sixteenth-century master' (International Record Review) 'There are many laurels to award in this column, but arguably the biggest, shiniest and bushiest wreath should land on Stephen Rice and his spirited Brabant Ensemble for their outstanding disc of works by Dominique Phinot. What a discovery! Extraordinary music, not least the 'secret chromatic art' exemplified in the motet _Pater Peccavi_, which deserves the widest hearing thanks to these sinuous, assured performance, captured in an edgy acoustic that enhances the curious architecture of the polyphony' (Choir & Organ Magazine)
Tracklista:1. I Remember the Time of Plenty2. Denial of Love3. Tight Like This4. Illusion5. Home at Last6. Calling Into Question7. Darn That Dream8. Blind Jealousy of a Paranoid9. Isn't She Lovely10. Causeless Cowards11. Flow
Tracklista:1. Dip Your Foot2. Health3. My Lar4. Unless5. Self Capering6. Never Is the Change7. Speed8. Get to the Heart of It9. Palm 210. Peep Hole11. Loop the Loop12. It's No Spirit13. FoYoC
Tracklista: 1. Very Nutty2. Relatives3. Automatic Vaudeville4. Haiku5. Plutology6. Mysteries7. Do Telepromptu8. Blues a La Nancarrow9. Protest With a Smile
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Tracklista:1. Just Friends2. Au Privave3. Alone Together4. Stablemates5. It Could Happen to You6. Scrapple from the Apple7. Budo8. Tangerine9. What's New
Tracklista:CD 11.Kommt, Ihr Töchter, Helft Mir Klagen - O Lamm Gottes Unschuldig (Erster Teil)2.Da Jesus Diese Rede Vollendet Hatte (erster Teil)3.Herzliebster Jesu, Was Hast Du Verbrochen (erster Teil)4.Da Versammelten Sich Die Hohenpriester (erster Teil)5.Du Lieber Heiland Du (erster Teil)6.Buß Und Reu (erster Teil)7.Da Ging Hin Der Zwölfen Einer (erster Teil)8.Blute Nur, Du Liebes Herz (erster Teil)9.Aber Am Ersten Tage Der Süßen Brot (erster Teil)10.Ich Bin's, Ich Sollte Büßen (erster Teil)11.Er Antwortete Und Sprach (erster Teil)12.Wiewohl Mein Herz In Tränen Schwimmt (erster Teil)13.Ich Will Dir Mein Herze Schenken (erster Teil)14.Und Da Sie Den Lobgesang Gesprochen Hatten (erster Teil)15.Erkenne Mich, Mein Hüter (erster Teil)16.Petrus Aber Antwortete (erster Teil)CD 21.Und der Hohepreister antwortete2.Wer hat disch so geschlagen3.Petrus aber sass draussen im Palast4.Erbarme dich mein Gott5.Bin ich gleich von dir gewichen6.Des Morgens aber hielten alle Hohepriester 7.Gebt mir meinen Jesum wieder8.Sie hielten aber einen Rat9.Befiehl du deine Wege10.Auf das Fest aber hatte der Landpfleger Gewohnheit11.Wie wunderbarlich ist doch diese Strafe12.Der Landpfleger sagte13.Er hat uns allen wohlgetan 14.Aus Liebe will mein Heiland sterben15.Sie schrieen aber noch mehr 16.Erbarm es Gott 17.Konnen Tranen meiner Wangen18.Da nahmen die Kriegsknechte 19.O Haupt voll Blut un Wunden 20.Und da sie ihn verspottet hatten 21.Ja freilich will in uns das Fleisch und Blut22.Komm susses Kreuz 23.Und da sie an die Statte kamen24.Ach Golgatha 25.Sehet Jesus hat die Hand26.Und von der sechsten Stunde an27.Wenn ich einmal soll scheiden28.Und siehe da der Vorhang im Tempel zerriss 29.Am Abend da es kuhle war 30.Mache dich mein Herze rein 31.Und Joseph nahm den Leib32.Nun ist der Herr zur Ruh gebracht33.Wir setzen uns mit Tranen nieder