201820. Cappella Pratensis Stratton Bull Josquin Deprez Het Imitatiespel © Concertomedia
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About this concert

Quotation is plagiarism. True? Not in the music of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Composers cut, pasted and conjured with existing melodies and created new works from historical material. The singer-researchers of Cappella Pratensis closely examine Josquin’s ingenious tricks of the trade and place him next to examples and followers like Busnois, Ockeghem and Willaert.

Programme

  • Johannes Ockeghem

    D’ung aultre amer

    ca. 1410-1497
  • Hayne van Ghizeghem

    De tous biens plaine

    ca. 1445-1472-97
  • Josquin Desprez

    Victime paschali

    ca. 1450/55-1521
  • Antoine Busnoys?

    Fortuna desperata

    ca. 1430-1492
  • Josquin Desprez

    Missa Fortuna desperata: Kyrie

  • Johannes Ockeghem

    Petite camusette

  • Josquin Desprez

    Petite camusette
    Faulte d’argent

  • Adriaan Willaert

    Faulte d’argent

    ca. 1490-1562
  • Josquin Desprez

    Mille regretz

  • Nicolas Gombert

    Mille regretz

    ca. 1495-ca. 1560
  • Josquin Desprez

    Praeter rerum seriem

  • Cipriano De Rore

    Missa Preter rerum seriem: Agnus Dei

    1515/16-1565

Musicians

  • Lior Leibovici alto
  • Pieter De Moor, Peter de Laurentiis tenor
  • Marc Busnel, Pieter Stas bass
  • Stratton Bull, Andrew Hallock musical direction

About the performers

Cappella Pratensis, under its conductor Stratton Bull, is a vocal ensemble specializing in the performance of polyphonic masterpieces by composers including Josquin Desprez. The singers gather around a central music lectern and sing from a single choirbook. Cappella Pratensis has won awards including the Diapason d’Or and the Prix Choc.