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Scottish
Consort Music From 'The Art of Music" [c 1579]
A
collection of ten Charming instrumental consort pieces in two, three and four
parts and of moderate difficulty from this valuable but neglected manuscript
source of Scottish instrumental music, including hitherto unpublished counters
on plainchant, consorts on psalms, and a lively fantasia on L'Homme Arme.
[Cmf
Music 001 : Set of four performance scores]
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Psalm
Settings [SATB] From the Court of James VI
Elegant
settings of the magnificent translations of Psalms 2 and 23 by Scotland's foremost
courtly poet Alexander Montgomerie, issued in 1998 to mark the quater centenary
of his death. Suitable for various combinations of voice and instruments
[Cmf
Music 002 : Set of four performance scores ]
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Choral
Music From the Inverness Fragments [c 1550]
This
Selection of music from a unique source of provincial Scottish faburden based
on plainchant includes the processional 'Laudate pueri Dominum' and a setting
of the dramatic processional sequence for palm Sunday. Moderately easy to
sing and very effective in performance
[Cmf
Music 003 : Set of four performance scores ]
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'Omnes
Gentes, attendite' An anonymous Scottish Motet [SSATB]
- From the Wode part-books [c 1550]
A
spectacular declamatory motet in celebration of the Virgin Mary, possibly
the work of the Renaissance Scottish master Robert Johnson.
[Cmf
Music 004 : Set of four performance scores ]
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The
Songs of Selma [c 1788] From the Scots Musical Museum II
Three
delightful settings of texts from James Macpherson's Celtic epic 'Ossian'
to music by the 18th century Scottish composer James Oswald. Suitable for
Soprano and alto voices & B.C. [or smaller accompanied S/A choir] OR Soprano
or tenor voices, with recorder or violin & B.C
[Cmf
Music 005 : Set of four performance scores ]
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Coronach
& The King's Players
Perform Scenes from Sir David Lindsay's
'An Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis'
" Dramatic intensity, bite,
wit and warmth piled on liberally. In short, brilliant!"
This
acclaimed selection of the best scenes from Sir David Lindsay's Scottish Renaissance
dramatic masterpiece is available for the first time on video, filmed by SCOTSEEN
in Glasgow University's Historic Bute Hall.
Thrill to the humiliation and restoration of Chastitie, cheer the defeat and
hanging of the thrie Vycis and the triumph of Gude Counsall, swoon at Foly's
seduction of the young Bessie and tap your toes to period music by CORONACH!
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James Ross : 'Musick Fyne'
'Robert Carver and the Art of Music in 16th Century Scotland'
(The Mercat Press, Edinburgh, 1993)
"The
Standard-bearer in it's field" (T.L.S)
James
Ross's authoritative and copiously illustrated account of music in Renaissance
Scotland puts the choral music of Robert Carver and his contemporaries and the
partsongs and instrumental music of the Stewart courts into their dramatic historical
context.
Coronach
: Celtic Heritage (Cmf 002)
CORONACH's
acclaimed cassette collection of Scottish & Irish Folk and Scottish Renaissance
music. All the atmosphere of a live Highland folk session!
Music
Fyne : A Scottish Mass of 1546 (Cmf 004)
A
cassette of choral music from the Inverness Sang School and by the 16th century
Scottish masters Robert Carver and David Peebles, music by John Blak and plainchant,
in a reconstruction of a Scottish Mass of around 1546.
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