Description:
In 1509 one of the greatest Swedish painters, Albertus
Pictor, passed away. On church walls and
church ceilings, he has told the stories of the Bible
and of the eternal questions of life through his art.
The same themes also inspired the composers of
the time to move us with musical stories of the
Virgin Mary, the life of Christ and of love, death,
pain and joy in medieval and renaissance Europe.
Medieval man constantly strived to ensure his
place in heaven through prayers and good deeds.
Most of all, he turned to the Virgin Mary to pray
for her intercession. Above Albertus Pictor’s self
portrait in the church of Lid, where he paints himself
as a fashion concious man in his prime, he has
even written Memento mei Alberto pictor huius
ecclesie – ”Remember me, Albertus, painter
of this church”
Tracklist:
1. Alleluia, confitemini Domino Jean Mouton, c. 1459–1522
2. Tractus ur Missa pro defunctis Johannes Ockeghem, 1410(1430?)–1497
3. Christus resurgens Jean Richafort, c. 1480–c. 1547
4. Nunc dimittis Josquin des Prez, 1450(1455?)–1521
5. Le chant des oiseaux Clément Janequin, c. 1485–1558
6. Sicut cervus Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, 1525(1526?)–1594
7. Quaeramus cum pastoribus Jean Mouton, c. 1459–1522
8. Clamabat autem mulier Pedro de Escobar, c. 1465–efter/after 1535
9. Gaude virgo mater Christi Josquin des Prez, 1450(1455?)–1521
10. Quid petis, o fili Richard Pygott, c. 1485–1549
11. Vox in Rama Jacob Clemens non Papa, c. 1510–1555(1556?)
12. Heth, cogitavit Dominus Antoine Brumel, 1460–1513
13. Ave Maria ... virgo serena Josquin des Prez, 1450(1455?)–1521
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