Jubilate Deo : Work information
- Composers
- Andrea Gabrieli ( Music, Images,)
- Performed by
- Ronald Romm (Trumpet), Frederic Mills (Trumpet), Arthur Frackenpohl (Arranger), Martin Hackleman (Horns), Martin Kretzer (Trumpet), Norbert Hauptmann (Horns), Karl-heinz Duse-utesch (Trombone), Dale Fawcett (Arranger), R. Giazotto (Arranger), James Mallinson (Producer), The Canadian Brass (Performer), Eugene Watts (Trombone), Berlin Philharmonic Brass (Performer), Konradin Groth (Trumpet), Frederic Mills (Arranger)
This work
- Work name
- Jubilate Deo
- Work number
- n/a
- Key
- n/a
- Genre
- A
- Composed
- 1587-01-01 02:00:00
This recording
- Label
- SONY CLASSICAL
- Producer
- n/a
- Engineer
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- Recording date
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The Composers
Andrea Gabrieli
Uncle of Giovanni Gabrieli, Andrea Gabrielli himself was born in Venice, singing in his youth in the choir of San Marco. In 1557 he took a position as organist at San Geremia in Cannaregio, and became court organist to Duke Albrecht V of Bavaria. He returned to Venice in 1566 and was appointed second organist at San Marco. His organ duets with Merulo, the principal organist, were extremely popular. In 1585 he took over from Merulo as chief organist there, but died the following year.
Gabrielli had many pupils, most famously his nephew Giovanni and also Hans Leo Hassler. His many works cover a wide range of styles and veer from the highly sacred to the highly profane; he was as at home in motets as in comic madrigals.
- MIDI FILE - Ricercare in XII tono (2'32'')
- MIDI FILE - Missa brevis (7'57'')
Track listing
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Canon
5:27 min
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Magnificat
4:04 min
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Echo Song
1:29 min
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In Nomine
3:32 min
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Chorus: 'Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied!'
3:46 min
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Jesus Bleibet Meine Freude
4:58 min
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Omnis terra: Motet for 8 voices
3:33 min
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Sonata pian e forte
3:25 min
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Motet for 14 voices
5:40 min
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Sonata XIII
2:16 min
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Adagio for Organ and Strings
7:20 min
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Jubilate Deo, omnis terra: Motet for 8 voices
2:34 min
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