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Carlo Gesualdo Principe di Venosa (1566?-1613): Tenebrae Tristis est anima mea - Feria V, In coena Domini In I Nocturno - Responsorium 1 (for Maudy Thursday) The King's Singers (2004) David Hurley, Robin Tyson: Countertenors Paul Phoenix: Tenor Stephen Connolly: Bass Tristis est anima mea usque ad mortem: sustinete hic, et vigilate mecum: nunc videbitis turbam, quae circumdabit me: Vos fugam capietis, et ego vadam immolari pro vobis. Ecce appropinquat hora, et filius hominis tradetur in manus peccatorum. --------- Responsory My soul is sorrowful even unto death: stay here and watch with me: now shall ye see the crowd that shall surround me: ye shall take flight, and I shall go to be offered up for you. Verse Behold the time draweth nigh, and the son of man shall be delivered into the hands of sinners.

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sung by the Cambridge Singers- John Rutter

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The Deller consort interpretation of this stunning Madrigal.

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The Hilliard Ensemble

Carlo Gesualdo Sabbato Sancto: Responsorium The Hilliard Ensemble theprof 1958

John Eliot Gardiner-The Monteverdi Choir

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Carlo Gesualdo (1560-1613) Madrigal "Moro, lasso, al mio duolo" (Book VI, n.17) Il Complesso Barocco (dir. Alan Curtis) From "Death for five voices" (dir. Werner Herzog)

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A correction: it should be written "...DESCENDENTIBUS in lacum". Composer: Carlo Gesualdo, prince of Venosa(1560-1613). Responsorium eight in Sabbato Sancto from the Tenebrae responsories. Ensamble Vocal Européen Philippe Herreweghe

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Carlo Gesualdo (1560-1613) Madrigal "Io Taceró" (Book IV, n.3) Gesualdo Consort - From "Death for five voices" (dir. Werner Herzog)

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Gesualdo was a mannerist madrigalist of the late 16th century. His sacred works are very much in the same style as his madrigals, the former exemplified in his five voice "Peccantem me quotidie" (Sinning daily and not penitent, fear of death perturbs me), taken from the Office for the Dead and published in Naples in 1603. Oxford Camerata Jeremy Summerly

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A mottet by Carlo Gesualdo(1560-1613). - " The first slide should be translated: "Hail, O sweetest Mary" not "receive our adoration, o beloved Mary". Adoration is the English version of "latria" and means the worship given to God, not to Mary." @ baldwalrus7 Philippe Herreweghe Ensamble Vocal Européen

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Jerusalem, surge by Carlo Gesualdo from his Tenebrae responses. Lumina Vocal Ensemble - Musical Director Anna Pope. Live recording by Rod Capon of 2006 concert 'Music for the Soul' in Crafers Church of the Epiphany. Singers: Carolyn Wilkins, Rachel Sag, Nicola Hardie-Campbell, Beth Christian, Marjolijn Kindt, Saam Thorne, Liz Ransom, Skye Newton, Anna Pope, Rosemary Byron-Scott, Tim Muecke, Chris Guntner, Bernard Mageean, David Watts, Matt Winefield, Kenneth Pope & James Scott. Photos of Sevenhill, Waterfall Gully and skies in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia by Eleanor Pope, Meg Pope and Kenneth Pope. Film by Anna Pope. From Lumina's 2009 CD 'Lay a garland'. For more info, visit lumina.org.au

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John Eliot Gardiner-The Monteverdi Choir

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Carlo Gesualdo - Peccantem me quotidie

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Madrigal Choir, Bucharest, conductor Marin Constantin

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"Where's Gesualdo?" performing at the Bay Area Regional of the Harmony Sweepstakes Contemporary Acappella Festival at the Palace of Fine Arts Theater in San Francisco on March 8, 2008. "Ain't Had None of That Yet," written and arranged by the incomparable Stephen Saxon, but not necessarily based on a true story (?) Where's Gesualdo? are (from left to right): Paul Kim - Tenor, Flat B (yes, I know it's flat, sorry; I'll fix it) Moorea Dickason Ragab - Mezzo, Lead Female Vocalist on Guitar Hero, Karaoke Revolution, and also featured on Rock Band and Dance Dance Revolution "Madi" Hollingsworth - Sopralto, Sharp Nine Stephen Saxon - Lead, Bass, Red Shoes, Also sings on video games Carlo Gesualdo (1566-1613) was a prince and Renaissance composer best known for his amazingly avant garde harmonies and for killing his wife and her lover. We like him only for his music, but all the "slaying" references at the beginning are for his other famous aspect. Our website is www.saxon.com/gesualdo, on which you can see our one and only group photo. Special thanks to the legendary Eric Freeman for videotaping from the audience. Come see us at the 2008 National Finals! More info at www.harmony-sweepstakes.com. Thank you for watching!

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users.unimi.it (ITA) en.wikipedia.org Playlist view: www.youtube.com Score editor: Vincent Carpentier Ensemble Métamorphoses Director: Maurice Bourbon (Arion / ARN 68389) II. Beltà, poi che t'assenti Beltà, poi che t'assenti, Come ne porti il cor, porta i tormenti. Chè tormentato cor può ben sentire La doglia del morire, E un'alma senza core Non può sentir dolore.

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The Northwest Madraliers sing Gesualdo's Itene o miei sospiri for the SWACDA convention, this is right after their concert, they are singing for the King Singers.

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Matthias Pintscher's fourth string quartet, "Ritratto di Gesualdo" ("Portrait of Gesualdo), which the composer wrote in 1992 at the age of 21. Played by the Arditti Quartet, of course. Part 1 of 3.

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Gesualdo's magical O Vos Omnes, number V from his VII short sacred works. The Mousai Singers were directed by Daniel Cook, and sang this in Salisbury Cathedral, in April 2010. www.facebook.com Director: Daniel Cook Soprano: Sophie Gallagher, Lizzie Post Alto: Henry Kimber, Owain Park Tenor: Sam Jenkins, Joseph Wicks Bass: Quintin Beer, Jonathan Pacey

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From the Werner Herzog documentary Gesualdo Death for Five Voices. Don Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa was a sixteenth-century Italian composer that included chromatic harmonies and modulation in his work, which sound more like nineteenth-century music.

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Meridian Arts Ensemble in Timosoara, Romania. November 2007. Jon Nelson - tpt 1 Tim Leopold - tpt 2 Dan Grabois - horn Ben Harrington - tbn Raymond Stewart - tuba

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Coralia signs O vos omnes by Pau Casals

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Fleischmann International Trophy Competition, 30th April 2011, 3pm, Cork City Hall - 57th International Cork Choral Festival - www.corkchoral.ie - This video is a service of Choral Festival Network www.choralfestivalnetwork.org

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The Monteverdi Choir-John Eliot Gardiner

Moro lasso al mio duolo Iotacero

Gesualdo (ca. 1561-1613) From: Sabbato Sancto Responsoria 2: Jerusalem, surge Ensemble Vocal Européen de la Chapelle Royale conducted by Philippe Herreweghe

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Herzog's very weird and sometimes more than a little dark film on Gesualdo. Gesualdo was very weird and more than a little dark himself. Actually he was a nasty piece of work to put it mildly, nasty bordering on evil but he wrote good music.

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Madrigal de Carlo Gesualdo, príncipe de Venosa, en las voces de Concerto Italiano. Rinaldo Alessandrini, dirección.

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Latin text Illumina faciem tuam super servum tuum, salvum me fac in misericordia. Domine non confundar quoniam invocavi te. English Let thy face shine upon thy servant; save me in thy kindness. O Lord, let me not be put to shame, for I have called upon you.

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Hei mihi! Domine, quia peccavi nimis in vita mea. Quid faciam miser? Ubi fugiam, nisi ad te Domine Deus meus? Miserere mei dum veneris in novissimo die.

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This is a performance of the magnificent Gagliarda by Don Carlo Gesualdo, Principe di Venosa. We are playing in the main hall of the Villa Favard di Rovezzano, that houses the Early Music Dep't and half of the "Luigi Cherubini" Conservatory of Music in Florence, Italy where I teach. The players are, from left to right: me (David Bellugi), Giulia Breschi, Cecilia Fernandez and Bruno Benvenuti. The instruments we are playing on all belong to the conservatory and are, respectively, Küng contrabass, Livirghi Renaissance basset, Livirghi Renaissance tenor, and Moeck bass.

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Extract for the film Gesualdo, death for five voices, by Werner Herzog. Milva as Maria D'Avalos Morte a cinque voci Asesinato a cinco voces

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Carlo Gesualdo, Madrigali libro sesto for five voices. [Concerto Italiano, Rinaldo Alessandrini]

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The Notre Dame Choir (NYC) sings the Tenebræ motet "Sicut ovis" by Italian composer Don Carlo Gesualdo (c.1560-1613). Sicut ovis ad occisionem ductus est, [He was led like a lamb to the slaughter;] et dum male tractaretur, [against the evil done to him] non aperuit os suum: [came no complaint from his lips.] traditus est ad mortem, [He was given up to death,] ut vivificaret populum suum. [to give his people life.] Tradidit in mortem anuman suam, [He surrendered himself to death] et inter iniquos reputatus est. [and was counted among the wicked.] Ut vivificaret populum suum. [To give his people life.] —Isaiah 53:7b, 9; cf. John 10:11-18 Visit our parish: ndparish.org

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Don Carlo Gesualdo da Venosa - Gia Piansi Nel Dolore, madrigal, Book 6 Robert Craft ensemble: Marilyn Horne, Grace-Lynne Martin, Cora Lauridsen, Richard Levitt, Richard Robinson, Charles Scharbach. 1958 Sculpture: Bernini - Apollo and Daphne

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Performance 6/19/11 by Musica Spei. From left to right: Joe, Jeff T., Mary, Jeanne, Eric, Juli, William, Sara, Jeff H., Lynette, & Glenda. www.musicaspei.org

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Tod für fünf Stimmen/Death for Five Voices/Śmierć na pięć głosów (1995) Director: Werner Herzog Works, legend and murders of Carlo Gesualdo (Gesualdo da Venosa), a notorious Italian composer and murderer from 16th century.

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