Chanticleer - Mexican Baroque torrent

1995 Gramophone Award Nominee

This extraordinary album reflects the musical sophistication of Ignacio de Jerusalem and Manuel de Zumaya, two significant composers in Mexico during the 18th century. This glorious music was widely performed throughout "New Spain," from Guatemala in the south to California missions in the north. Chanticleer is joined by the Chanticleer Sinfonia, conducted by Joseph Jennings.

1. Responsorio Desundo de S.S. Jose
2. Dixit Dominus: Dixit Dominus Domino meo
3. Dixit Dominus: Virgam virtutis tuae
4. Dixit Dominus: Judicabit in nationibus
5. Dixit Dominus: De torrente in via bibet
6. Dixit Dominus: Gloria Patri, et Filio
7. Dixit Dominus: Amen
8. Sol-fa de Pedro
9. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Kyrie
10. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Gloria in excelsis Deo
11. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Gloria agimus tibi
12. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Qui tollis peccata mundi
13. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Quoniam tu solus
14. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Cum Sancto Spirtu
15. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Amen
16. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Credo in unum Deum
17. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Et incarnatus est
18. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Crucifixus etiam pro nobis
19. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Et resurrexit tertia die
20. (Polychoral) Mass in D major: Sanctus
21. Hieremiae Prophetae Lamentationes
22. Celebren, publiquen

Teldec Classics International

1994 TOTAL TIME: 57:41 CD

CHANTICLEER
Kenneth Fitch*, Christopher Fritzsche, Joseph Jennings, Corey McKnight, David Shaler*, Philip Wilder, countertenor; Kevin Baum*, David Munderloh, Douglas Wright, tenor; Tim Krol, Chad Runyon*, baritone; Frank Albinder*, bass-baritone; Eric Alatorre* bass; with the Chanticleer Sinfonia, Joseph Jennings, Conductor; Joseph Jennings, Music Director; Louis Botto, Artistic Director; Frank Albinder, Assistant Conductor
(* indicates soloists)