Surrexit Christus

Immerse yourself in the sacred and historic sounds of the 13th century with "Surrexit Christus" by Anonyme. Released on February 10, 2010, under the HORTUS label, this album is a meticulously crafted collection of liturgical music performed by the Surrexit Christus Ensemble Grégorien Hortus. Spanning a duration of 1 hour and 11 minutes, the album is a testament to the rich musical heritage of Notre-Dame de Paris.

The tracklist is a journey through the Vespers and Procession of Easter Sunday, featuring a variety of chants, motets, and responsories that were integral to the liturgical celebrations of the time. Each piece, from the opening "Rondeau (Christo psallat)" to the closing "Rondeau (Vetus Purgans)," is a window into the spiritual and musical practices of medieval Paris. Notable tracks include the invocative "Invitatoire (Deus in adiutorium)," the joyous "Alleluia (Alleluia - Epulemur)," and the contemplative "Oraison (Deus qui hodierna)."

Anonyme's "Surrexit Christus" is not just a collection of historical chants; it is a carefully curated experience that transports you back to the 13th century. The ensemble's precise and reverent performances bring to life the intricate polyphony and monophony of the era, offering a profound sense of connection to the past. Whether you are a scholar of medieval music, a lover of choral works, or simply someone seeking a moment of tranquility, this album is a treasure trove of musical and spiritual richness.