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John Potter - Secret History: Josquin & Victoria (2017) [Hi-Res]

John Potter - Secret History: Josquin & Victoria (2017) [Hi-Res]

BAND/ARTIST: John Potter

  • Title: Secret History: Josquin & Victoria
  • Year Of Release: 2017
  • Label: ECM New Series
  • Genre: Classical
  • Quality: 24bit-44.1kHz FLAC
  • Total Time: 68:19
  • Total Size: 593 MB
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Tracklist:

1. Jean Mouton: Nesciens mater
2. Jacob Heringman: Prelude I
3. Tomás Luis de Victoria: Kyrie (from MissaSurge Propera)
4. Heringman: Prelude II
5. Victoria: Gloria (from MissaSurge Propera)
6. Heringman: Prelude III
7. Victoria: Credo (from MissaSurge Propera)
8. Heringman: Prelude IV
9. Victoria: Sanctus (from MissaSurge Propera)
10. Victoria: Benedictus (from MissaSurge Propera)
11. Heringman: Prelude V
12. Victoria: Agnus Dei (from MissaSurge Propera)
13. Anonymous: Inviolata (chant)
14. Josquin Desprez: Inviolata
15. J Desprez: Absalon, fili mi
16. Anonymous: Obsecro te (chant)
17. J Desprez: Obsecro te
18. J Desprez: Salve regina
19. Anonymous: Benedicta es (chant)
20. J Desprez: Benedicta es
21. J Desprez: Nymphes de Bois
22. Victoria: O magnum mysterium

Personnel:
John Potter, voice
Anna Maria Friman, voice
Ariel Abramovich, alto, tenor and bass vihuelas
Jacob Heringman, tenor and bass vihuelas
Lee Santana, alto and tenor vihuelas
Hille Perl, viola da gamba (on tracks 21, 22)

Tomas Luis de Victoria and Josquin Desprez were not contemporaries, they lived and worked in different countries, and perhaps shared little in terms of abstract compositional style.

Yet throughout Europe, generations of musicians recognized them as kindred spirits, and tablature versions of their masses and motets circulated amongst lutenists. For tenor John Potter, this is “the secret life of the music - in historical terms its real life”. In this characteristically creative project, Potter - joined by Trio Mediaeval singer Anna Maria Friman and three outstanding vihuela players - explores “what happens to music after it is composed”.

The album, produced by Manfred Eicher, was recorded at the St Gerold monastery in the Austrian mountains, where Potter previously contributed to Officium and other recordings with the Hilliard Ensemble and with The Dowland Project.


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  • zerubem
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