"Angeli: Music of Angels" by Ensemble Project Ars Nova is a captivating journey into the sacred and ethereal world of medieval music. Released in 1996 under the Telarc label, this album is a collection of 13 tracks that span a total of 1 hour and 9 minutes, offering a serene and contemplative listening experience.
The ensemble, known for their meticulous attention to historical performance practices, presents a program centered around the theme of angels, drawing from various medieval manuscripts and sources. The album features works such as "Salve virgo virginum," "Arcanae: I. Seraphim," and "O lilium convallium," showcasing the rich polyphonic textures and intricate melodic lines characteristic of medieval sacred music.
"Angeli: Music of Angels" is performed by the Ensemble Project Ars Nova, with notable contributions from guest ensemble Tapestry and vocalists Cristi Catt, Daniela Tosic, and Harlan B. Hokin. The album is a testament to the ensemble's commitment to authenticity and their ability to bring to life the spiritual and artistic expressions of the medieval era. Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast of early music or a newcomer to the genre, this album offers a profound and immersive exploration of the celestial themes that have inspired composers and listeners alike for centuries.
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