Stile Antico - British vocal ensemble - sings Clemens non Papa

Stile Antico sings "Ego flos campi" by Clemens non Papa (1510-1555). Live at the Old Royal Naval College Chapel, Greenwich, as part of the Greenwich International Festival, on 15th November 2008.

"Ego flos campi" is featured on Stile Antico's album "Song of Songs, on the Harmonia Mundi label.

For more information about Stile Antico, and for details of upcoming concerts, visit www.stileantico.co.uk - or follow the Twitter feed at www.twitter.com/stileantico

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• stile antico
• early music
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• sacred
• choral
• music
• church
• Renaissance
• Clemens
• clemens non papa
• ego flos campi
• stile
• antico
• chorus
• chorale
• stileantico

[JoelvanLennep]

An exquisitely sensitive and feeling performance, and beautiful in sound! (Not always linked.) I shouldn't say this but can't resist: They sing Renaissance polyphony so very well, I feel it's a pity they spend so much of the rest of their time on lighter fare. There. Sorry.

[stileantico]

@JoelvanLennep Thanks for your kind comments! In fact we sing almost exclusively Renaissance polyphony - only those youtube videos which include 'British vocal ensemble' in the title are ours. Do check out our channel for more videos like this, or our website or search for us on facebook for much more information. We're glad you enjoyed our singing!

[herbgurl82]

I saw this group live in Boston in June, and they are wonderful! If they are in your area, do go see them, you will not regret it!

[ThePaxip]

I think the language is Klingon. So beautiful.

[evaluna261]

Merveilleuse musique, si bien chantée!

[kuessen2005]

A rare, genuine contrapuntal spirit singing! Thank you for posting!

[PanChilde]

Beautiful!

[PiscaCPT]

Bravo! Cheers from Brazil

[JoelvanLennep]

Ah, good! Duly noted, and pleased to be corrected; thank you!  PS: I cannot get over your Tallis, Puer Natus Es recording - both the music and your singing are as nearly flawless as anything of this world could be. But then... (I know I've said this before elsewhere - it bears repeating.)

[tritone328]

They're coming to Jackson, MS at the end of March. I'm so there. :)

[iamjakesvn]

I wish we could find more live performances like these in South Africa. The same goes for most music performers.

[kikivolauvent]

sigh :)

heaven can wait - i'm already there.... thank you Stile Antico!

I love that the public waited for the last note to flow before they start applauding!

I couldn't follow the whole trail of conversations but wouldn't the text be Latin (or 'old' Italian) even though the composer was Flemish? It's a liturgical music that's what's pointing me to the Latin...