A Rose in Winter A Garden of Medieval and Renaissance Music for the Nativity Hymn: Conditor Alme Siderum Anon., 14th-century English Conductus: Soli nitorem Conductus: Ysayas cecinit Quant repaire la verdor / Flos de spina rumpitur Anon., 12th-century French Anon., 12th-century French Anon, 13th-century French Estampie: Virga Jesse (instrumental) Carol: Gabriel, fram Heven-King Anon., 12th-century, arr. Bill McJohn Anon., 13th-century English Graduale: Viderunt omnes plainchant, Christmas Day propers Thomas Popelius (?), 16th-century German Reading: “Cherry Tree” legend, Christian tradition Shen khar venakhi Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew, Chapter 20 attr. Demetrius I of Georgia (1093-1156) Canon: Es ist ein Ros Entsprungen Hymn: Es ist ein Ros Entsprungen Melchior Vulpius (before 1615) Michael Prætorius (1571–1621) Offertory: Tui sunt caeli Carol: Ther is no rose of swych vertu plainchant, Christmas Day propers Anon., (ca. 1420) English Motet: Alleluia. Ave Maria – Virga Jesse William Byrd (c. 1540-1623) Virga Jessae floruit Intermission Carol: Make We Joy Anon. 15th-century English Christ the Apple Tree John Bitterman (b. 1960) Motet: Egrediteur virga/Radix Jesse Cantiga de Santa Maria #424 Jacob Handl (1550-1591) Anon., 13th -century Spanish Reading: “Cherry Tree” legend, Islamic tradition Cantiga de Santa Maria #10 Lauda: Laude Novella Qur’an, Chapter 19 13th-century Spanish 13th-century Italian Communion: Viderunt omnes Motet: Ave Maria – Virgo Serena plainchant, Christmas Day propers Jean Mouton (1459-1522) (commissioned by The Rose Ensemble in 2007)
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