#3562: Music for Cathedrals, Part 2

New Sounds | Feb 5, 2014

Listen to more music written for, about, and in cathedrals on this New Sounds (part 2 of 2.) Hear the famous 12^th century hit tune first performed in the Cathedral of Notre Dame, “Viderunt Omnes” by Perotin, an example of organum, as sung by the Hilliard Ensemble. There’s also music by Joby Talbot which musically describes one of the great cathedrals in Spain - Léon. Then there’s trombone music by Stuart Dempster from a recording made in the Great Abbey of Clement VI in the south of France –part of the Papal Palace in Avignon. All that, and much more.

PROGRAM #3562– Inspired by Cathedrals, Part 2 (First aired on 1/31/2014)

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
The Hilliard Ensemble	Perotin	Perotin: Viderunt Omnes [11:31]	ECM 1385 www.ecmrecords.com
Tenebrae	Path of Miracles	Joby Talbot : Path of Miracles-Léon [11:44]	Signum Classics #078 www.signumrecords.com
Paul Horn	Inside The Cathedral	Song for friendship [2:21]	Kuckuck Records 075 Out of print, but try Amazon or auction sites.
Stuart Dempster	In The Great Abbey of Clement VI	Standing Waves, excerpt [13:15]	New Albion #013 also through Deep Listening Also available at iTunes.
Mikkel Ploug Sissel Vera Pettersen Joachim Badenhorst	Equilibrium	Cathedral [5:22]	Songlines SA1578 www.songlines.com
Ronn McFarlane	Indigo Road	Cathedral Cave	Dorian 90701 Available at Amazon.com

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