The Early Music Show22 August 2004
Sunday 22 August 2004 13:00-14:00 (Radio 3)
Andrew Manze introduces motets and madrigals by the 16th Century Flemish composer Philippe de Monte. Overshadowed in recent times by his contemporaries Lassus and Palestrina, De Monte was their equal during his lifetime, especially as
a writer of madrigals. This sequence includes a number of specially made recordings in which Bo Holten conducts the BBC Singers. The musical connection between De Monte and William Byrd is also revealed in recordings from The Sixteen, conducted by Harry Christophers.
Duration:1 hour |
 Playlist COMPOSER: Phillipe de Monte
Kyrie in 6 parts (Missa Si ambulavero)
Choir of New College Oxford (Edward Higginbottom)
Collins
15272
Trk 3
Dixit Tobias
BBC Singers / Bo Holten
BBC recording
In questo (the easter day madrigal)
BBC Singers / Bo Holten
BBC recording
Sento squaricar (the good Friday madrigal)
BBC Singers / Bo Holten
BBC recording
Hodie, dilectissimi, omnium sanctorum
Choir of New College Oxford
Collins
15272
Trk 14
Laudate Dominum
BBC Singers / Bo Holten
BBC recording
Deus Caelorum
BBC Singers / Bo Holten
BBC recording
In die tribulations
BBC Singers / Bo Holten
BBC recording
Super flumina babylonis
The Sixteen / Harry Christophers
Virgin Classics
VC 7 91133-2
trk 1
William Byrd’s answer – Quomodo cantabimus
The Sixteen / Harry Christophers
Virgin Classics
VC 7 91133-2
trk 2
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