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The Renaissance Singers, Rore - Descendi in hortum meum



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The Renaissance Singers perform "Descendi in hortum meum" by Cipriano de Rore (1515 - 1565).
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Holy Rosary Church, Seattle, WA, USA
May 9, 2008


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I love this piece. ( 5 months ago by markdavinobenza)
I love this piece.
Very good ... ( 1 month ago by spilloacuto)
Very good performance of this wonderful motet.
Quite precise and clear, you may perhaps perform it slight more lively (only a suggestion)
Thanks for your ... ( 1 month ago by markdavinobenza)
Thanks for your comment! I do think it could have gone a tiny tiny bit faster, but I think the interest in the piece is in the outcome from the interaction between each part in this sort of "canon," which is best heard at a slower tempo. That kind of ebb and flow would have occurred too quickly at a significantly faster tempo.
Mark, thank you for ... ( 1 month ago by spilloacuto)
Mark, thank you for your answer. English is not my language (and in fact I see an error
in my previous message :) ), so my comment was not very precise. I was thinking about varying a little more the dynamics and the texture, but after listening to the same video on your site (better quality), it's clear that the recording does not do you justice. I guess your live performance was absolutely ok.
BTW, "Ebb and flow" ... ( 1 month ago by spilloacuto)
BTW, "Ebb and flow" is a good image for this motet, and possibly for all renaissance music - that music has a natural, beautiful breath.
I will carefully listen to all your videos.
Do you ever perform my much beloved Josquin?
Hello again!! Ah. ... ( 1 month ago by markdavinobenza)
Hello again!! Ah. We get reprimanded sometimes for under interpretation, I kind of like it underinterpreted. You hear the music as it is.:)
Array ( 1 month ago by markdavinobenza)
Thanks!
Yes we do sometimes, although haven't recorded it yet. Do you perform this music as well? Where are you from?
Hi, I'm from Italy, ... ( 1 month ago by spilloacuto)
Hi, I'm from Italy, and (unfortunately) I'm not a musician, but of course a big music lover.
I listen to this music mainly from CD's, but I was lucky enough to attend two concerts of the Tallis Scholars in Cremona (northern Italy), and it was amazing.
No live video of Josquin here on YouTube? :)
Ah. Yes, I very ... ( 1 month ago by markdavinobenza)
Ah. Yes, I very much like the Tallis Scholars.
There might be some josquin clips on youtube, but none from RS yet.



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