Ingegneri: Missa Susanne un jour A5, Vol. 3

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Label
Toccata
Release Date
May 5, 2023
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Giovanni Bassano, Marc' Antonio Ingegneri, Orlande de Lassus
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Historic Brass Of The Royal Welsh College Of Music & Drama Choir Of Girton College
    • PERFORMER
      Cambridge, Jerem
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      May 05, 2023
    • UPC
      5060113446770
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      TOCC0677
    • LABEL
      Toccata
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Choral
    Works ⌄

    1. Cantate Domino

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    2. Missa Susanne un giour: Kyrie

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    3. Susanne un jour (after O. de Lassus)

      Composer: Giovanni Bassano

      Ensemble: Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Performer: Jeremy West

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    4. Missa Susanne un giour: Gloria

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    5. Laudate Dominum a 12

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    6. Missa Susanne un giour: Credo

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    7. Exaudiat te Dominus (arr. G. Wilson for brass ensemble)

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    8. Non mi togli (arr. E. Nott for organ)

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Performer: Emily Nott

    9. Missa Susanne un giour: Sanctus - Benedictus

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    10. Omnes sitientes a 9

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    11. Missa Susanne un giour: Agnus Dei

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    12. O sacrum convivium

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    13. Regnum mundi a 8 (arr. G. Wilson for brass ensemble)

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    14. Il Primo libro de madrigali: Qual grazia, o qual beltate (arr. for organ)

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Performer: Felix Elliott

    15. Victimae Paschali laudes a 8 (arr. for brass ensemble)

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson

    16. Salve regina a 6

      Composer: Marc'Antonio Ingegneri

      Ensemble: Cambridge Choir of Girton College, Historic Brass of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

      Conductor: Gareth Wilson


The Cremonese composer Marc’Antonio Ingegneri (c. 1535/36–92) is chiefly remembered as the teacher of Claudio Monteverdi while, for well nigh 500 years, his own achievements were left to sit in the shadows. This third in a series of pioneering recordings from the Choir of Girton College, Cambridge, reveals Ingegneri to have been one of the masters of his age, writing music of breathtaking richness and beauty: the works heard here combine learned, intricate counterpoint with the kind of sheer sonic thrill that brings a shiver of physical excitement. It is, of course, religious music, but it is also extraordinarily passionate, to a degree not previously heard, nor for centuries to come, until the rise of the great Romantic choral works.