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De Profundis - Morales: Missa Mille regretz & Missa Desilde al cavallero (2023)

Posted By: ciklon5
De Profundis - Morales: Missa Mille regretz & Missa Desilde al cavallero (2023)

De Profundis - Morales: Missa Mille regretz & Missa Desilde al cavallero (2023)
FLAC (tracks), Lossless +Booklet | 1:20:04 | 367 Mb
Genre: Classical

Two early Masses by Cristóbal de Morales launch an ambitious new series. The dedicated advocacy of De Profundis is sure to guarantee new standards in the music of this complex, enigmatic figure.

David Skinner, De Profundis - Bernardino de Ribera: Magnificats & Motets (2016)

Posted By: ArlegZ
David Skinner, De Profundis - Bernardino de Ribera: Magnificats & Motets (2016)

David Skinner, De Profundis - Bernardino de Ribera: Magnificats & Motets (2016)
EAC | FLAC | Image (Cue & Log) ~ 355 Mb | Total time: 76:51 | Scans included
Classical | Label: Hyperion | # CDA68141 | Recorded: 2014

The Bernardino de Ribera whose works are recorded here, all but one for the first time, is all but unknown; he is not to be confused with the Spanish-Mexican composer Bernardino de Ribera Sahagún. He was active in the city of Toledo, Spain, a generation before Tomás Luis de Victoria, whom he taught and influenced. His obscurity is due to vandalism rather than to any issue of musical quality: the splendid manuscript that forms the main source for his music was cut up by someone who wanted the illuminations, and on the reverse of those were many sections of Ribera's works.

Eamonn Dougan, De Profundis - Juan Esquivel: Missa Hortus conclusus (2020)

Posted By: ArlegZ
Eamonn Dougan, De Profundis - Juan Esquivel: Missa Hortus conclusus (2020)

Eamonn Dougan, De Profundis - Juan Esquivel: Missa Hortus conclusus (2020)
dBpoweramp | FLAC | Tracks (Cue & Log) ~ 313 Mb | Total time: 69:19 | Scans included
Classical | Label: Hyperion | CDA68326 | Recorded: 2019

Overshadowed by such prominent Spanish Renaissance composers as Cristóbal de Morales, Francisco Guerrero, and Tomás Luis de Victoria, Juan Esquivel was considered a minor and fairly obscure figure until his reputation was elevated by inclusion in the revised edition of Robert Stevenson’s Spanish Cathedral Music in the Golden Age. Today, his works are increasingly appreciated by modern scholars and listeners thanks to the discovery in 1973 of a large volume of Esquivel’s music, published in 1613, which included masses, psalms, Magnificats, hymns, a Te Deum, a Requiem, and numerous antiphons and responsories.