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Jacobus Clemens non Papa (c1510/15-1555/6) Requiem & Penitential Motets

Jacobus Clemens non Papa (c1510/15-1555/6) Requiem & Penitential Motets
Jacobus Clemens non Papa (c1510/15-1555/6) Requiem & Penitential Motets
The Brabant Ensemble under their director Stephen Rice presents music for the dark time of the year.

Its latest disc of 16th-century polyphony features the extraordinary compositional gifts of Clemens non Papa, put to the service of the Requiem Mass and a selection of motets on a pentitential theme. Within this general aspect of solemnity can be found countless shades of expression and emotion.

Despite the popularity of the composer’s music during his lifetime, Clemens is a somewhat marginal figure today and many of these motets have never been recorded before. Yet, listening to this music today, one is immediately enthralled by its opulence and harmonic lushness, very different from the occasionally sterile polyphony of some of the composer’s contemporaries. The Brabant Ensemble’s fresh, uncluttered and sincere performances truly bring this glorious music to life.
Rice, Stephen
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Rice, Stephen
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Rice, Stephen (2011) Jacobus Clemens non Papa (c1510/15-1555/6) Requiem & Penitential Motets.

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Abstract

The Brabant Ensemble under their director Stephen Rice presents music for the dark time of the year.

Its latest disc of 16th-century polyphony features the extraordinary compositional gifts of Clemens non Papa, put to the service of the Requiem Mass and a selection of motets on a pentitential theme. Within this general aspect of solemnity can be found countless shades of expression and emotion.

Despite the popularity of the composer’s music during his lifetime, Clemens is a somewhat marginal figure today and many of these motets have never been recorded before. Yet, listening to this music today, one is immediately enthralled by its opulence and harmonic lushness, very different from the occasionally sterile polyphony of some of the composer’s contemporaries. The Brabant Ensemble’s fresh, uncluttered and sincere performances truly bring this glorious music to life.

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Published date: January 2011
Additional Information: Number of Discs: 1. Produced by Antony Pitts, Engineered by Justin Lowe. Total duration: 72 minutes 47 seconds
Organisations: Music

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Local EPrints ID: 193943
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/193943
PURE UUID: 7aeec18a-edd5-478a-a41b-56ad0bee12f3

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Date deposited: 22 Jul 2011 08:15
Last modified: 10 Dec 2021 19:35

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Other: Stephen Rice

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