Cardoso & Others: Magnificat, Missa & Motets The Choir of Girton College, Cambridge, Historic Brass of the Royal Academy of Music & Gareth Wilson

• Manuel Cardoso (1566 - 1650):
• 1Magnificat octavi toni07:56
• Estêvão de Brito (1570 - 1641):
• 2Sancta Maria03:54
• Esteban Lopez Morago (1575):
• 3Commissa mea pavesco03:42
• Manuel Cardoso (1566 - 1650):
• 4Missa secundi toni: I. Kyrie07:01
• 5Missa secundi toni: II. Gloria05:11
• 6Ecce mulier Chananea03:04
• 7Missa secundi toni: III. Credo08:30
• Anonymous:
• 8Obra de segundo tom02:08
• Manuel Cardoso (1566 - 1650):
• 9Aquam quam ego dabo02:33
• 10Missa secundi toni: IV. Sanctus01:52
• 11Missa secundi toni: V. Benedictus02:28
• 12Sitivit anima mea04:18
• 13Missa secundi toni: VI. Agnus Dei05:03
• 14Non mortui04:38
• Anonymous:
• 15Passo de segundo tom02:40
• Manuel Cardoso (1566 - 1650):
• 16Magnificat quinti toni07:46
• Filipe de Magalhães (1571 - 1652):
• 17Commissa mea pavesco04:57
• Total Runtime01:17:41

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Manuel Cardoso (1566-1650) was one of the most important composers of the golden age of Portuguese polyphony around the turn of the seventeenth century. But modern choirs have been surprisingly slow to explore the rich legacy of his compositions: this is the first recording of his Missa Secundi Toni, and the first of any of his works with brass consort, its dark colours providing an effective contrast with the young voices of the Girton College Choir.

Lucy Morrell, organ
The Choir of Girton College, Cambridge & Historic Brass of the Royal Academy of Music
Gareth Wilson, direction

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