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Camerata Trajectina
Calvin in the Golden Age
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (24) - Disc #1
1. Psalm 100, for ensemble
2. Improvisation on Psalm 2 (after Goudimel), for organ
3. Psalm 91, for ensemble
4. Psalm 8, for ensemble
5. Octonaire, for ensemble
6. Psalm 9, for ensemble
7. Improvisation on Psalm 9 (after Goudimel), for organ
8. Pseaume 110, for ensemble
9. Psalm 5 (from the Lutebook of Thysius), for organ
10. Pseaume 1 en vers mesurés, for ensemble
11. Psalm 12, for ensemble
12. Misericorde au povre vicieux (Psalm 51), for 6 voices
13. Psalm 31, for ensemble
14. Mon Dieu me paist sous sa puissance haute (Psalm 23), for 4 to 6 voices
15. Onse Vader in Hemelryck (From Van Eyck's der Fluyten Lust-Hof)
16. Que Dieu se monstre seulement (Psalm 68), for 6 voices
17. Onnutt' en schadelijcken arbeydt
18. Van't Laetste oordeel (Tune: Gaillarde Essex)
19. De Vrolijckheyd van 't Christen leven
20. Geestelike blydschap der geloovigen
21. Psalm 116, for organ
22. Psalm 15, for keyboard
23. O Dieu, donne moy delivrance (Psalm 140), for 5 voices
24. Psalm 103, fo carillon

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CD Details

All Artists: Camerata Trajectina
Title: Calvin in the Golden Age
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Globe
Release Date: 11/10/2009
Album Type: Import
Genre: Classical
Styles: Historical Periods, Classical (c.1770-1830)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 8711525606401

Synopsis

Album Description

Polyphonic settings of Genevan church melodies by Le Jeune, Goudimel, de l'Estocart, Vallet, Sweelinck, van Eyck, Camphuysen, van Lodenstein, Sluiter, Speuij, van Noordt & anonymous composers This CD presents French polyphonic settings of popular Genevan melodies; settings by Dutch composers that were performed in church buildings; and finally the song repertoire that gradually developed in the Golden Age, sung to tunes of psalms, secular tunes, or melodies composed specifically for this purpose.