Nancy (Braschayko) McNamara, a summa cum laude Laker Alumni from 2006 is attending the University of Michigan School of Medicine.
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Title:
RENAISSANCE
Movie ID:
VT2750
Movie Number:
2750
Description:
In the Renaissance, music moved away from the elaborate formality of the
Gothic and sought new and purer forms. The emerging power of the courts
provided additional sponsorship for composers and performers and this
period has provided us a rich legacy of both secular and religious pieces.
In this program we hear: Dufay's Ce moys de mai, Binchois' Deuill
Angoisseurs, Ockeghem's Kyrie from the Requiem Mass, Josquin's Nymphe des
bois, Je ne me puis and Scaramella, Taverner's O Wilhelme, Pastor Bone,
Andrea Gabrieli's Ricercare, Palestrina's Sanctus from Aeterna Christi
Muneri and Sicut Corvus, Victoria's Domine, Non Sum Dignus, Milan, Two
pieces for Vihuela, Tromboncini's Ite in Pace, Sospir Fieri, Claudin's Las
je m'y plains, Lassus' La Nuit froide et sombre, Giovanni Gabrieli's Omnes
Gentes. Performers include the Schutz Choir, Emma Kirkby and the New London
Consort.
Series:
Part:
0
Time:
60
Department:
AL
Call Number:
ML 160 .M87 1982
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