English polyphony of the 13th & 14th centuries

English polyphony of the 13th & 14th centuries.

Format	Electronic, Audio (Streaming), and Musical Sound Recording
Publication Info	New York : Lyrichord Discs, ©1994.
Description	1 online resource.
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=http://www.aspresolver.com/aspresolver.asp?CLMU;436070
Subject(s)	Part songs, English. Part songs, Sacred--15th century. Part songs, Sacred--500-1400.

Other author/creator	Barab, Seymour, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Blackman, Martha, instrumentalist.
Other author/creator	Bressler, Charles vocalist.
Other author/creator	Oberlin, Russell, 1928-2016, vocalist.
Other author/creator	Perry, Donald.
Variant title	English polyphony of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries
Series	Lyrichord early music series Lyrichord early music series. ^A683889
Contents	Verbum patris (1:50) -- Opem nobis/Salve Thoma/Pastor cesus (1:29) -- O noblis/O mira/O decus/Apparuit (1:37) -- Worldes blisce/Benidicamus domino (2:40) -- Deus tuorum/De flore/Ave rex (2:05) -- Jesu Cristes milde moder (9:44) -- Fowles in the frith (:40) -- Edi beo thu/Purissima virgo (5:22) -- Puollaro gromium (1:50) -- Ade finit/Ade finit/A definement (2:44) -- Civitas nusquam/Cibus/Tu es celestis (2:33) -- Beata viscerea (1:55) -- Thomas gemma/Thomas cesus (3:22).
General note	"Originally issued on the Experiences Anonymes label in 1958 (catalog number EAS 24)"--Notes.
General note	Originally issued as a compact disc.
General note	Program notes by Denis Stevens and texts in Latin and Middle English with English translations ([15] p.) inserted in container.
General note	Sung in Latin or Middle English.
Performer	Russell Oberlin, countertenor ; Charles Bressler, Donald Perry, tenors ; Seymour Barab and Martha Blackman, viols.
Date/time/place of a event note	Recorded at Esoteric Sound Studios, New York City.
Genre/form	Sound recordings.

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