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Dufay: Flos Florum - Ensemble Musica Nova
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  1. Salve flos Tusce, isorhythmic motet for 4 voices
  2. Urbs beata Ierusalem, hymn for 3 voices
  3. Flos florum, cantilena motet for 3 voices
  4. Ave Regina caelorum, antiphon in Mode 6
  5. Ave Regina caelorum, antiphon for 4 voices
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  1. Salve flos Tusce, isorhythmic motet for 4 voices
  2. Urbs beata Ierusalem, hymn for 3 voices
  3. Flos florum, cantilena motet for 3 voices
  4. Ave Regina caelorum, antiphon in Mode 6
  5. Ave Regina caelorum, antiphon for 4 voices
  6. Ave Regina reparatrix
  7. Mirandas parit hec urbs, cantilena motet for 3 voices ("Imperatrix angelorum")
  8. Ave maris stella, hymn for 3 voices (2 versions)
  9. Inclita stella maris, cantilena motet for 2, 3, and 4 voices
  10. Anima mea liquefacta est, antiphon for 3 voices
  11. Jesu corona virginum, hymn for 3 voices
  12. Ave virgo que de celis, cantilena motet for 3 voices
  13. Gaude virgo, mater Christi, cantilena motet for 4 voices
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Students and others who set themselves to the task of understanding the initially elusive musical language of the Renaissance often learn about Dufay and the cantus firmus -- the preexisting chant or song around which a mass was built -- and about his mathematically dizzying isorhythmic motet Nuper rosarum flores. The more intimate sacred motet, directly expressive of its text, seems to be more the province of Josquin Desprez, two generations later; Dufay's motets, many of which address Mary, are rather tough going for the ...

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Dufay: Flos Florum 2005, Zig Zag Territoires

UPC: 3760009290778

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