Ignacio de Jerusalem: Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe Chanticleer

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  • Release Date: 02/17/1998
  • Sales Rank: 2,127
  • Label: TELDEC
  • UPC: 639842182928

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Ignacio de Jerusalem: Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe

1LISTENMatins for the Virgin of
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3LISTENMatins for the Virgin of
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7LISTENMatins for the Virgin of
8LISTENAlbricias mortales, for c
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10LISTENMatins for the Virgin of
11LISTENMatins for the Virgin of
12LISTENBeatam me dicent omnes, r
13LISTENMatins for the Virgin of
14LISTENTe Deum, for soloists, ch
15LISTENTe Deum, for soloists, ch
16LISTENTe Deum, for soloists, ch
17LISTENTe Deum, for soloists, ch
18LISTENTe Deum, for soloists, ch
19LISTENTe Deum, for soloists, ch
20LISTENTe Deum, for soloists, ch
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Several years prior to the release of this album, the San Francisco-based male choral group Chanticleer made an album of religious works by two Mexican composers of the Baroque period, Manuel de Zumaya and Ignacio de Jerusalem. For this one, they return to that repertoire with a stunning performance of a musical Matins service by de Jerusalem. De Jerusalem was born and raised in Italy and was recruited to come to Mexico to strengthen the music program at one of Mexico City's most renowned theaters. Around 1750 he was appointed chapel master of the cathedral in that city, and there composed some of the most spectacular music of the period. The Matins service re-created here includes a number of lessons, antiphons, and responsories as well as a glorious nine-section "Te Deum" setting; scattered throughout the program are several miscellaneous works of similar character by de Zumaya and one by Giacomo Rust, an Italian composer whom de Jerusalem probably knew during his student years. As always, Chanticleer performs with an impressive blend of precision and jubilation, and the choir's tone is amazingly rich and beautiful; the production quality is top-notch as well. Very highly recommended. Rick Anderson, All Music Guide

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