Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of medieval music with "The Call of the Phoenix: Rare 15th Century English Church Music" by the Orlando Consort. Released on January 1, 2002, under the Harmonia Mundi label, this album is a treasure trove of Gregorian chants and choral works that transport you back to the sacred spaces of 15th-century England.
The Orlando Consort, renowned for their meticulous attention to historical detail and expressive performances, brings to life a collection of rare and exquisite pieces. The album spans a rich tapestry of genres, including medieval and Gregorian chant, showcasing the spiritual depth and artistic brilliance of the era.
With a duration of 1 hour and 10 minutes, the album features a variety of votive antiphons, such as "Stella celi," "Quam pulcra es," and "Tota pulcra es," as well as other sacred works like "Gloria," "Credo," and "Sanctus." Each piece is performed with a purity of tone and a reverence for tradition that highlights the Orlando Consort's mastery of early music.
Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast of medieval music or a newcomer eager to explore the rich heritage of Gregorian chant, this album offers a profound and captivating listening experience. The Orlando Consort's dedication to authenticity and their exquisite vocal harmonies make "The Call of the Phoenix" a timeless addition to any music collection.
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