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Carmina Burana. Officium lusorum [electronic resource].

Corporate Author
Chœur de chambre de Namur
Additional Titles
Officium lusorum
Published
[Brussels?] : Ricercar, [2006]
Copyright Date
℗2006
Physical Description
1 online resource (1 sound file).
Additional Creators
Millenarium (Musical group), Psallentes (Musical group), and École de musique de Forbach. Chœur d'enfants
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Language Note
Sung in Latin.
Contents
Estampida de Rocamadour (instrumental) ; Conduit des fous (instrumental) (7:45) -- Introitus : Lugeamus omnes ; Oratio : Fraus vobis. Tibi leccatori (4:55) -- Kyrie cum jubilo ; Gloria cum jubilo (5:07) -- Estampita lubrica (instrumental) ; Epistola : Lectio actum apopholorum ; Graduale : Iacta cogitatum ; Alleluia : Alleluia mirabilis vita ; Dansa ad sequentiam (instrumental) ; Sequentia : Victimae novalizynkeses ; Conductus ad evangelium : Hac in anni ianua ; Evangelium : Fraus vobiscum (24:26) -- Credo (4:36) -- Offertorium : Loculum humilem ; Stola iocundatis (instrumental) (5:43) -- Sanctus ; Sanctus des enfants ; Oratio : Effunde domine iram tuam ; Pater noster ; Et maledictio Dei Patris (13:33) -- Agnus Dei (1:41) -- Communio : Mirabantur omnes inter se ; Procurans odium (instrumental) ; Hunc diem leti ducamus ; Et maledictio decii ; Benedicamus Domino (6:01).
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Related Titles
Carmina Burana
Note
A reconstructed early 13th century ceremony referred to as a "fool's mass" or "mock mass" celebrated between Christmas and Epiphany with "Propers" consisting of Goliard melodies and parody texts from the source ms. known as Carmina Burana; the chants of the Ordinary are taken from various sources of Gregorian repertory; instrumental music is derived from the Carmina Burana and other period sources.
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Participant/Performer Note
Chœur de chambre de Namur (6 male singers), Goliard songs; Psallentes (5 male singers), Ordinary chants; Chœur d'enfants de l'École de musique de Forbach, Goliard songs; Millenarium (instrumental group, period instruments).
Data/Place of Event
Recorded Sept. 2005 in église Saint-Apollinaire à Bolland.
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