Boston Camerata and director Anne Azéma perform music for the season from the 15th century and before, recorded in concert at First Parish Church in Newbury, Mass., in December 2011.
On the program:
Anon. French, 13th c. - Nolite Timere
Anon. Aquitanian, 12th century - Lux Refulget
King Alfonso X "el Sabio" (1221-1284) - Maravilosos et piadosos (instrumental)
King Alfonso X "el Sabio" (1221-1284) - Santa Maria, strella do dia
Anon., Gregorian chant - Ave maris stella
Anon. Aquitanian, 12th century - O Maria deu maire
Anon., Gregorian chant - Ave maris stella
Anon. English, 13th century - Edi be thu hevene quene
Anon. Aquitanian, 12th century - Clara sonent organa
Anon. French, 12th c. - Ave Maria
Anon. English, 14th century - Sancta Maria graciae Ð Dou way, Robin
Anon. German, 14th century - Joseph, lieber Joseph mein (instrumental)
Anon., Gregorian chant - Cum esset desponsata; Joseph vir ejus; Angelus Domini apparuit Joseph; Exurgens Joseph a somno
Anon. German, 14th century - Joseph, lieber Joseph mein (instrumental)
Anon. Catalan, 13th century - Verbum patris hodie
Anon. Dutch, 15th century - Jhesus ist een kyndeken
Anon. English, 13th century - Stanpipes (instrumental)
Anon. Normandy, 13th century - Nolite timere
Anon., Gregorian chant - Hodie Christus natus est
Anon. French, 12th c. - Lux hodie
Anon. French, 12th c. - Orientis partibus
(image: The Adoration of the Magi, by Lorenzo Monaco [c. 1370 - c. 1425], via the Yorck Project at Wikimedia Commons)
This concert is no longer available.