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GOTHIC PIPES
The earliest organ music

Kimberly Marshall, organ
Cappella Romana, plainchant

Prized for its amazing variety of sounds and for its technical complexity, the organ has been used to celebrate powerful rulers and religious institutions since its invention in the third century BC. This CD presents some of the earliest music written for organ, both sacred and secular, played Kimberly Marshall, a leader in the field of early performance practice.

The organ works are complemented by plainchant sung by Cappella Romana, including the chants of the Kyrie cunctipotens genitor Deus (in Mediterranean style) and a setting of the Kyrie and Gloria in excelsis (in Frankish style).

Full list of works:
From the Faenza Codex: Kyrie cunctipotens genitor Deus; Bel fiore dança; Or sus, vous dormés trop. From the Robertsbridge Codex: Estampie: Retrové; Motet: Firmissime/Adesto/ Alleluya. From the Groningen MS: Asperance; Empris domoyrs. From the Ileborgh tablature: Praeambulum 4/Mensura 1; Praeambulum 5/Mensura 3; Praeambulum 3/Mensura 2. Untitled, from the treatise De musica arte. from the Buxheimer Orgelbuch: Redeuntes in la; Praeambulum super f; Praeambulum super mi; Praeambulum super C; Redeuntes in Idem. Chanson settings: Praeambulum super d; Adieu mes tres belle; Praeambulum 1 from the Ileborgh tablature; J’ay pris amours; Praeambulum super G; Portugaler; Praeambulum super C; Se la face ay pale. Kyrie de Sancta Maria Virgine. Gloria de Sancta Maria Virgine.

CAPPELLA ROMANA RECORDINGS:
	NEW: MUSIC OF GREECE This diverse compilation features early music by The Metropolitan Museum of Art performers Cappella Romana, Greek folk songs, rebetika music (known as the Greek blues), and contemporary Greek compositions from the award-winning films Zorba the Greek (Theodorakis) and Never on Sunday (Hadjidakis). Part of the Music from the Met series. Special price at $14.98	$14.98 each (special low price) Complete order
	THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE Cappella Romana's most in-demand program Directed by Alexander Lingas Cappella Romana explores the musical legacy of the ancient civilization of Byzantium--caught between Latin West and Islamic East--with majestic ceremonies for the cathedral of Hagia Sophia, triumphant assertions of superiority by Westerners, and fervent prayers for the healing of religious divisions. Fabled Byzantium ended with the fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks on 29 May 1453, inspiring the two poignant laments sung here that give Greek and Latin perspectives on the end of a 1,000-year-old empire. TOTAL TIME: 72:22	$16.98 each Complete order
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	Music of Byzantium Published in cooperation with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Cappella Romana's CD released in conjunction with the Metropolitan Museum of Art for its 2004 exhibit "Byzantium: Faith and Power," where the ensemble will make its New York debut in April 2004. This compilation recording features primarily live recordings from recent concerts of Cappella Romana's concerts of Byzantine chant, dating from 1261 to 1556. Special low price of $14.98.	$14.98 each Complete order
	The Akathistos Hymn by Ivan Moody (Double-CD) British composer Ivan Moody blends medieval Byzantine chant with richly-textured Russian style choruses in this stunning vocal work, composed expressly for Cappella Romana. World Premiere Recording. A setting in English with the traditional Greek refrains. BONUS TRACK: O tebe raduyetsia.	$19.98 each Complete order
	When Augustus Reigned: Christmas Music from the Byzantine Tradition Cappella Romana's CD for Christmas and Epiphany, this disc features both contemporary a cappella choral works and medieval chant for the feasts of the Nativity and Epiphany (known as Theophany in the East). Compositions by Peter Michaelides, Frank Desby, Tikey Zes, and Cappella Romana singer and composer John Vergin.	$16.98 each Complete order
	Tikey Zes Choral Works: Greek American Sacred and Secular Choral Music A collection of sacred and secular compositions by Greek-American composer, Tikey Zes, with a cappella choral pieces and two selections with organ accompaniment. This CD features liturgical works for Pascha (Easter) and the Divine Liturgy sung in elegant polyphonic choral settings.	$16.98 each Complete order
	GOTHIC PIPES The earliest organ music Kimberly Marshall, organ Cappella Romana, plainchant Prized for its amazing variety of sounds and for its technical complexity, the organ has been used to celebrate powerful rulers and religious institutions since its invention in the third century BC. This CD presents some of the earliest music written for organ, both sacred and secular, played Kimberly Marshall, a leader in the field of early performance practice. The organ works are complemented by plainchant sung by Cappella Romana, including the chants of the Kyrie cunctipotens genitor Deus (in Mediterranean style) and a setting of the Kyrie and Gloria in excelsis (in Frankish style). Full list of works: From the Faenza Codex: Kyrie cunctipotens genitor Deus; Bel fiore dança; Or sus, vous dormés trop. From the Robertsbridge Codex: Estampie: Retrové; Motet: Firmissime/Adesto/ Alleluya. From the Groningen MS: Asperance; Empris domoyrs. From the Ileborgh tablature: Praeambulum 4/Mensura 1; Praeambulum 5/Mensura 3; Praeambulum 3/Mensura 2. Untitled, from the treatise De musica arte. from the Buxheimer Orgelbuch: Redeuntes in la; Praeambulum super f; Praeambulum super mi; Praeambulum super C; Redeuntes in Idem. Chanson settings: Praeambulum super d; Adieu mes tres belle; Praeambulum 1 from the Ileborgh tablature; J’ay pris amours; Praeambulum super G; Portugaler; Praeambulum super C; Se la face ay pale. Kyrie de Sancta Maria Virgine. Gloria de Sancta Maria Virgine.	$16.98 each Complete order
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