Brumel, Antoine (~1460 - ~1520)Missa Et ecce terrae motus, Sequence: Dies IraeMissa Et ecce terrae motus (a 12 voci)01. Kyrie Eleison 1'4002. Christe Eleison 2'4503. Kyrie Eleison 1'4004. Gloria 10'2605. Credo 10'5006. Sanctus 3'1407. Pleni Sunt Coeli (a 8) 1'4708. Hosanna 2'2309. Benedictus (a 8) 3'0810. Hosanna 2'2711. Agnus Dei I 1'4612. Agnus Dei II (a 6) 3'0913. Agnus Dei III 1'5314. Sequence: Dies Irae - excerpt from "Missa pro Defunctis" (voices, 4 trombones) 19'11Playing time: 66'48Huelgas Ensemble - Paul Van NevelPerformers: Katelijne van Laethem, Carol Schlaikjer, Marie Claude Vallin, John Dudley, Otto Rastbichler, Angus Smith, Marius van Altena, St?phane van Dijck, Ibo van Ingen, Willem Ceuleers, Kees Jan de Koning, Lieven de Roo, Claudio Cavina, Wim Becu, Cas Gevers, Harry Ries, Symen van MechelenSony Vivarte 46348 Recording date: May 1990Brumel's 12-voice mass is one of the most unusual compositions of the period. It is popular mainly for its nearly chordal harmony and frequent use of cross-rhythms.[Wimjan, ICQ 4574312 - Saevis tranquillus in undis]
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