The glory of Gabrieli: antiphonal music for brass choirs

Authors

Marc Reese, Lynn UniversityFollow
Gregory Miller, Lynn UniversityFollow
Kenneth Amis, Lynn UniversityFollow

Document Type

Sound Recording

Publication Date

2002

Abstract

Physical Description: 1 audio disc : digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 in.

Performers: Empire Brass: (Ron Smedvig, Marc Reese, trumpets ; Gregory Miller, horn ; Mark Hetzler, trombone ; Kenneth Amis, tuba) ; with additional brass players in various combinations (Robert Sullivan, Thomas Rolfs, Thomas Smith, Philip Smith, Steven Emery, trumpets ; James Somerville, Jonathan Menkis, horns ; Norman Bolter, Ronald Barron, trombones ; Chester Schmitz, Gary Ofenloch, tubas ; J. William Hudgins, percussion).

Event Details: Recorded Aug. 31-Sept. 2 1999, National Music Center, Lenox, Mass.

Contents: Canzon duodecimi toni ; Canzon septimi toni no. 2 ; Canzon VII ; Canzon IX / Gabrieli -- Gloria / Anon., ca. 1500 -- Pavane di Angleterre / Gervaise -- Galliard / Scheidt -- In nomine XII / Tye -- Lauda Jerusalem / Díaz -- Vos amici mei estis / Palestrina -- Canzon XVI / Gabrieli -- Concerto primo : La battaglia / Banchieri -- Credidi (tertii toni) / Cavaccio -- Ola, o che bon eccho / di Lasso -- Sonate XIII from Canzone e sonate ; Canzon XI / Gabrieli -- Veni Redemptor I / Tallis -- Non vos religuam / Byrd -- Canzon à 12 ; Canzon à 12 echo ; / Gabrieli.

Publisher

Telarc

City/State

Cleveland, OH

Department

Conservatory of Music

Recommended Citation

Reese, Marc; Miller, Gregory; and Amis, Kenneth, "The glory of Gabrieli: antiphonal music for brass choirs" (2002). Faculty and Staff Publications & Presentations. 1542.
https://spiral.lynn.edu/facpubs/1542