Hieros
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HIEROS (in ancient Greek: sacred), performed by the vocal trio of the Céladon ensemble, opens a musical reflection that alternates between medieval music and contemporary composition. With this first entirely a cappella sung album, the ensemble led by Paulin Bündgen questions the definition of the "sacred" and its evolution from yesterday to today. From the conductus of the Notre-Dame School of the 13th century to the 6 works by Jean-Philippe Goude, how has this feeling, which inhabited and guided the artists of the Middle Ages, evolved? What meaning and what place does our modern world give it? As often, the answer is tangible when it is formulated in music.Buy Hieros at the best price
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Product information
- Album Hieros
- Artist Ensemble Céladon
- Genre Classical Music, Early Music
- Release date 2021-08-27
- Label FUGA LIBERA
- Distributor OUTHERE DISTRIBUTION FRANCE
- Format CD Digipack
- EAN 5400439007673
- Number of discs 1
- Number of tracks 14
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Ombrer la nuit (Jean-Philippe Goude, 2017)
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O vera, o pia (anonymous , 13th century)
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Ave glorosa (anonymous , 13th century)
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Eternité (Jean-Philippe Goude, 2017)
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Procurans odium (anonymous , 13th century)
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Nos vies sont là (Jean-Philippe Goude, 2017)
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Nuit prodigieuse (Jean-Philippe Goude, 2017)
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Flos in monte cernitur (anonymous , 13th century)
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Festa lanuaria (anonymous , 13th century)
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De monte lapis scinditur (anonymous , 13th century)
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Trois litanies (Jean-Philippe Goude, 2017)
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Nicholai presulis (anonymous , 13th century)
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Gaudeat devotio (anonymous , 13th century)
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Dominer (Jean-Philippe Goude, 2017)
