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New York Pro Musica Medieval Renaissance 1967 US

Performer New York Pro Musica
Title Florentine Music
Date of release 1967
Country US
Style Medieval, Renaissance
Other formats DMF FLAC AUD VOC XM VOX WMA
Genre Classical
Size MP3 1669 mb
Size FLAC 1681 mb
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New York Pro Musica, LaNoue Davenport - Florentine Music. Music Minus One. MMO 211. US.

More albums of New York Pro Musica, LaNoue Davenport . In studio record of this music release "Florentine Music" attended those artists: LaNoue Davenport (Directed By), New York Pro Musica (Ensemble), Vladimir Bobri (Illustration), Gherardellus de Florentia (Composed By), Andreas de Florentia (Composed By), Anonymous (Composed By), Donatus de Florentia (Composed By), Gherardellus de Florentia (Composed By), Heinrich Isaac (Composed By), Heinrich Isaac (Composed By), Heinrich Isaac (Composed By), Heinrich Isaac (Composed By), Heinrich Isaac (Composed By), Heinrich Isaac (Composed By), Costanzo Festa (Composed By)

Directed By – LaNoue Davenport. Ensemble – New York Pro Musica. Illustration – Bobri. Liner Notes – Charles Canfield Brown. Other Versions (2 of 2) View All. Cat.

Cornett – Robert Montesi. Directed By – Noah Greenberg. Directed By – LaNoue Davenport. The Renaissance Band ‎(LP). The Renaissance Band ‎(LP, Album, Gat).

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In 1953 he began playing with the newly formed New York Pro Musica, directed by Noah Greenberg. He assumed the directorship after Mr. Greenberg's death in 1966, though in 1970, he formed his own ensemble, Music for a While. Continue reading the main story.

New York Pro Musica was a vocal and instrumental ensemble that specialized in medieval and Renaissance music. Other prominent musicians who joined included Russell Oberlin (the first American counter-tenor) and Martha Blackman (the first American gambist) and Frederick Renz, who founded Early Music Foundation after Pro Musica disbanded.

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Ars Nova
A1	–Gherardellus de Florentia	Tosto Che L'alba (Caccia) Composed By – Gherardellus de Florentia
A2	–Andreas de Florentia	Non Più Doglie Ebbe Dido Composed By – Andreas de Florentia
A3	–Anonymous	Istampita Ghaetta Composed By [14th Century] – Anonymous
A4	–Donatus de Florentia	I’ Fu’ggià Usignol Composed By – Donatus de Florentia
A5	–Gherardellus de Florentia	Per Non Lieto Composed By – Gherardellus de Florentia
Renaissance
–Heinrich Isaac	Mass Proper: In Festo Nativitatis S. Joannis Baptistae Composed By – Heinrich Isaac
B1	–	I. Introit: De Ventre Matris
B2.1	–	II. Gradual: Priusquam Te
B2.2	–	III. Alleluia: Erat Johannes
B3	–	IV. Sequence: Sancti Baptistae Christi
B4.1	–	V. Offertory: Justus Ut Palma
B4.2	–	VI. Communion: Tu, Puer, Propheta
B5	–Costanzo Festa	Deus, Venerunt Gentes Composed By – Costanzo Festa

Credits

Directed By – LaNoue Davenport
Ensemble – New York Pro Musica
Illustration – Bobri*
Liner Notes – Charles Canfield Brown

Notes

Gatefold cover

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DL 79428	New York Pro Musica, LaNoue Davenport	New York Pro Musica, LaNoue Davenport - Florentine Music ‎(LP)	Decca	DL 79428	US	1967
MCA-2515	New York Pro Musica, LaNoue Davenport	New York Pro Musica, LaNoue Davenport - Florentine Music ‎(LP, RE)	MCA Records	MCA-2515	US	1980
SXA 4546	New York Pro Musica, LaNoue Davenport	New York Pro Musica, LaNoue Davenport - Florentine Music ‎(LP)	Brunswick	SXA 4546	UK	1967

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