https://youtu.be/bOdzuhtbv1A

 Non Nobis Domine previously attributed to William Byrd

Go Ye My Canzonets Thomas Morley It Was a Lover and His Lass Thomas Morley First Witches’ Dance Anonymous
Come Away, Hecate! Robert Johnson
Second Witches’ Dance Anonymous Love Me Little Anonymous Nor Com’st Thou Yet (Hero’s Complaint to Leander) Nicholas Lanier Full Fathom Five Robert Johnson The Tempest Anonymous Where the Bee Sucks Robert Johnson Watkins Ale Anonymous Nay, Nay, You Must Not Stay Alfonso Ferrabosco II The Satyrs’ Masque Robert Johnson Gentle Knights, Know Some Measure Alfonso Ferrabosco II The Baboons Dance Robert Johnson Lawn As White John Wilson Get You Hence Robert Johnson (?) Lord Willoughby’s Welcome Home Anonymous Performed by - Elizabeth Bates, soprano Jeff Dailey, recorder Patrick Fennig, countertenor Christopher Morrongiello, lute Patricia Neely, viol Christopher Thompson, tenor In commemoration of the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. Recorded live at Christ and St. Stephan's Church, October 21, 2016. www.collectio-musicorum.blogspot.com

 

https://youtu.be/jXtcwBJP3vM



Program

 

Katolophyromai…………………………………..Euripides (c. 480 – c. 406 BC)

                                                                                     Reconstruction by J. Dailey

Epitaph………………………………………………..Seikilos (1st century AD?)

Hymn to the Sun………………………………….Mesomedes (c. 110-160 AD)

Edipo Tiranno……………………………….…….Andrea Gabrieli (1522/3-1585)

Interspersed with readings of the choruses from

Oedipus Tyrannus by Sophocles (c. 497/6 – winter 406/5 BC) translated by Gilbert Murray (1866-1957)

 

Ehre sei Gott in der Höhe................ Dmytro Stepanovych Bortnianskyi  

                                                                        (1751-1825)

 

Collectio Musicorum Festival Chorus

 

Elizabeth Bates*Eric Brenner*Padraic Costello*Patrick Fennig*

Nathan Fletcher*Steven Hrycelak*Richard Lippold*

Alex Longnecker*John Ramseyer*Kirsten Sollek*

Charles Perry Sprawls*Christopher Preston Thompson*

Elena Williamson

Collectio Actors Ensemble

Connor Applegate*Michael Banks*James Brautigam*

Ian Hutter*Lane McLeod Jackson*JW Lee*Tyler Riley*

Bryan Smith*Angelo Whitehead

Dr. Jeff S. Dailey, Conductor


https://youtu.be/jXtcwBJP3vM

This is the introduction to Collectio Musicorum’s video recording of the Missa L’Homme Armé by Mattheus Pipelare, performed in the edition prepared by Dr. Ronald Cross. After watching this video, please be sure to watch the recorded performance which may also be accessed from this site.

This is a performance of Pipelare's Missa L'Homme Arme, recorded in July 2021.

The final duet from Monteverdi's last opera, L'Incoronazione di Poppea,performed at the online kickoff of the New York Opera Fest of 2021.class="BLOG_video_class" allowfullscreen="" youtube-src-id="bCyVvXCf4sI" width="320" height="266" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/bCyVvXCf4sI">

Music by Josquin

Tu Pauperum Refugium
El Grillo

Collectio Musicorum Festival Chorus
Dr. Jeff S. Dailey, conductor



EARLY MUSIC FROM SCOTLAND Music from the 12th through the 18th centuries Featuring the American premieres of music by "the heretic priest" Robert Johnson Concert of October 18, 2019 Collectio Musicorum Dr. Jeff S. Dailey, Artistic Director Much of this program is devoted to music by Robert Johnson, a priest and reformer, who was forced to flee Scotland due to his reformed religious views. A prolific composer, his music has recently been edited by Dr. Elaine Moohan, Lecturer at the Open University of Scotland, as part of the Musica Scotica series. This music has never before been performed in the United States. Also among the pieces on the program are works from the twelfth century, when the northern portions of Scotland were under the control of Scandinavian kings, including one of the earliest examples of medieval polyphony, a hymn to St. Magnus the Martyr, who was martyred in 1115. Music by Mary, Queen of Scots, and her son, James VI, will also be heard, as well as music by Roderick Morison, also called “The Blind Harper,” who lived at the turn of the eighteenth century. Dun transsset sabbatum………………………………………Robert Johnson Killiekrankie……………………………………………………..Thomas O’Connellan Vir perfectis……………………………………………………...W1 Two Scottish bransles………………………………………….Thoinot Arbeau I give you a new commandment………………………………Robert Johnson Into a mirthful May morning……………………………………Anonymous Nobilis, humilis…………………………………………………..Anonymous Gypsies lilt……………………………………………………….Rowallan MS Defiled is my name……………………………………………...Robert Johnson O death, rock me asleep……………………………………….Anne Boleyn The beggar’s meal pokes………………………………………James VI Benedicam Domino………………………………………….....Robert Johnson Is eagal leam am bas…………………………………………...Roderick Morison How shall a young man?.......................................................Anonymous Scotch cap—Edinburgh Castle………………………………..John Playford O eternal God……………………………………………………Robert Johnson Cumha peathar ruaidhri………………………………………...Roderick Morison Ex te lux oritur……………………………………………………Anonymous I long for the wedding……..…………………………………….Straloch MS Deus miseratur nostri…………………………………………...Robert Johnson I long for thy virginitie..…………………………………………..Straloch MS Nou let us sing……………………………………………………Anonymous Collectio Musicorum Nate Adams, tenor Padraic Costello, countertenor Jeff S. Dailey (director), recorder, bass Christopher Morrongiello, lute Andrew Padgett, bass, percussion Christopher Preston Thompson, harp, tenor Amanda Sidebottom, soprano This concert was part of the New York Early Music Celebration--Ex Borealis



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