The History of Classical Music in 24 Hours

~ Release by Various Artists (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

▼ CD 1: Music of the Middle Ages
# Title Artist Rating Length
1 Graduale: Omnes de Saba venient
[anonymous] 3:56
2 Offertorium: Reges Tharsis
[anonymous] 9:55
3 Communio: Vidimus stellam eius
[anonymous] 2:58
4 Introitus: Terribilis est locus iste
[anonymous] 3:47
5 Alleluia: Adorabo ad templum sanctum tuum
[anonymous] 2:50
6 Offertorium: Domine Deus, in simplicitate
[anonymous] 7:51
7 Communio: Domus mea
[anonymous] 4:15
8 Viderunt omnes
Pérotin 11:51
9 Sederunt principes
Pérotin 11:16
10 Lasse! comment oublieray
Guillaume de Machaut 4:06
11 Qui es promesses
Guillaume de Machaut 1:56
12 Hoquetus David
Guillaume de Machaut 3:18
13 Christe, qui lux es
Guillaume de Machaut 4:14
▶ CD 2: Music of the Renaissance
▶ CD 3: Baroque Vocal
▶ CD 4: Baroque Instrumental
▶ CD 5: The Classical Symphony
▶ CD 6: The Classical Concerto
▶ CD 7: A Trip to France
▶ CD 8: The Romantic Symphony
▶ CD 9: Cycles and Songs
▶ CD 10: The Virtuoso I
▶ CD 11: The Virtuoso II
▶ CD 12: The Romantic Cello
▶ CD 13: The Virtuoso III
▶ CD 14: Big Voice, Big Orchestra
▶ CD 15: Get Your Programme!
▶ CD 16: New Currents
▶ CD 17: A World Re‐Arranged
▶ CD 18: ¡Viva España!
▶ CD 19: Lasting Impressions
▶ CD 20: Points of View
▶ CD 21: Minimalism
▶ CD 22: Opera – Overtures
▶ CD 23: Opera – Arias
▶ CD 24: Opera – Duets & Choruses

Credits

CD 1: Music of the Middle Ages

balance engineer:
Heinz Wildhagen (1981-01) (tracks 1–3)
choir vocals:
Benedictine Monks of the Abbey Münsterschwarzach (tracks 4–7)
Early Music Consort of London (track 11)
Benedictine Monks of the Abbey Münsterschwarzach (1981-01) (tracks 1–3)
chorus master:
Pater Godehard Joppich (tracks 4–7)
Pater Godehard Joppich (1981-01) (tracks 1–3)
composer:
Guillaume de Machaut (track 11)
conductor:
David Munrow (tracks 8–13)
orchestra:
Early Music Consort of London (tracks 8–9, 11–13)
performer:
Early Music Consort of London (track 11)
producer:
Heinz Wildhagen (tracks 1–3)
vocals:
James Bowman (UK countertenor) (tracks 11, 13)
Charles Brett (English counter-tenor active in late 20th century) (tracks 11, 13)
Rogers Covey‐Crump (tenor) (track 8)
Paul Elliott (US tenor vocalist, member of Theatre of Voices) (tracks 8, 10)
Martyn Hill (tracks 8, 10)
Geoffrey Shaw (bass-bartitone vocalist) (track 10)
recorded at:
Münsterschwarzach Abbey in Schwarzach am Main, Bayern, Germany (1981-01) (tracks 1–3)
recording of:
Qui es promesses (track 11)
Qui es promesses / Ha, Fortune! / Et non est qui adjuvet (track 11)