Jacques Arcadelt: Sacred Works and Madrigals

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Jacques Arcadelt / Sacred Works and Madrigals
Namur Chamber Choir
Cappella Mediterranea
Leonardo García Alarcón, conductor

Part 1: Sacred Works
Salve Regina
O Pulcherrima mulierum
Domine non secundum peccata nostra
Filiae Jerusalem
Recordare Domine
Kyrie-Missa Ave Regina
Gloriosae Virginis Mariae
Memento salutis auctor
Pater Noster

Ave Maria (Pierre-Louis Dietsch after Arcadelt*)
Agnus Dei


Part 2: The Madrigals
Il bianco e dolce Cigno
Vostra fui e sarò, mentre ch’io viva
Amor tu sai pur fare
Io son talvolta, Donna, per morire
Occhi miei lassi, mentre ch’io vi giro
Mentre gli ardenti rai
Felici amanti, voi che d’amor lieti
Io mi pensai che spento fusse 'l foco
Deh ! dimm’Amor se l’alma di costei
Tante son le mie pene
Alma, perché sì trist'ogni hor ti duoli
Deh ! dimm’Amor se l’alma di costei
Crudel, acerba, inesorabil Morte
Deh fuggite, o mortali
O felici occhi miei, felici voi
Si grand è la pietà
Dolce nimica mia
Ancidetemi pur grievi martiri
Hor che’l cielo et la terra
Ahime, dov'è'l bel viso
Amorosetto fiore

Il bianco e dolce Cigno

Born in Namur, a star in Renaissance Italy.

Jacques Arcadelt was a name known to specialists in Early Music for a long time as a Franco-Flemish composer. It was known that he had set poems by Michelangelo to music, that he had great success and that Monteverdi, at the beginning of the 17th century, was surprised that in his time more collections of poems were still being sold in Italy than in the 18th century. 'works of Arcadelt than of himself.
Paul Moret demonstrated between 1983 and 1993 that this musician was born in Namur.
The Namur Chamber Choir knew this fine and airy music that it introduced to Leonardo García Alarcon.