Byrd- Ave Verum Corpus.
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Uploaded by MusicPortray on Apr 30, 2010
William Byrd- Ave Verum Corpus.
Performed by the Tallis Scholars.
directed by Peter Phillips.
Soprano:
Tessa bonner
Janet coxwell
Salley Dunkley
Deborah Roberts
Alto:
Caroline trevor
Patrick craig
Michael lees
Stephen taylor
Tenor;
Andrew carwood
Julian podger
Nicolas todd
Christopher Watson
Bass;
Donald creig
Francis steele
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this is brilliant
AntonioFransch8 4 weeks ago
@zneufeld His name is Patrick Craig and yes he is one of the most talented counter-tenors out there. Closest thing I've heard to perfection.
renaissance27 2 months ago
This is perfection...
stpetric 2 months ago
...Beautiful. I can't wait to sing this for the 2011 PMEAs!
spairpartsdealer 5 months ago
goose bump! woah!
moonwave456 6 months ago
@sophelet
I'm sorry I think my comment was misunderstood. The counter-tenor singing in this version is gorgeous. I was referring to the link posted by LouisvilleTorn8o...the one that "blows this one away." The counter-tenor in that version is all over the map as far as intonation goes. Also, I agree that the ficta sung here is correct. But ficta is really just a matter of taste anyway, right? There's not necessarily a right or wrong answer.
zneufeld 7 months ago
@zneufeld The countertenor is one of the greatest singing in England (and in several very illustrious ensembles) now.
Also, different (and differing) rules for applying musica ficta may account for the different final sonority you've seen in scores and heard here. What Tallis Scholars is singing here is correct.
sophelet 7 months ago
@LouisvilleTorn8o I wonder whether the difference between "just" intonation and equal temperament is what is bothering you. The 3rds are different (as are the 6ths).
sophelet 7 months ago
There are no such thing as bargain counter tenors in the Tallis Scholars my friend. I don't see the problem. Let's hear you sing it! hah!
renaissance27 7 months ago
@LouisvilleTorn8o Sorry...I meant the alto line. The second alto note in the "amen" should definitely be a B natural, not a B flat. It seems that just about everyone misses it, but it's in the score.
LouisvilleTorn8o 9 months ago