Record of the week (Classic FM Radio)
CD of the week (Daily Telegraph)
Editor’s choice (Gramophone)
‘This is arguably the most original CD of the year, and it’s generated a huge number of enquiries from Classic FM listeners. Jeffrey Skidmore and Ex Cathedra have tapped a rich seam of baroque choral music … Do not be put off by the unfamiliarity of the composers; this is wonderful music’ (John Brunning, Classic FM Magazine)
‘This is one of the most eye-opening CDs – or should I say ear-opening – that I have heard this year. What a magical concoction of sounds – and what brilliant playing!’ (Henry Kelly, Classic FM)
‘Hypnotically good’ (Simon Bates, Classic FM)
‘The expressive range is astonishing … a delight to commend’ (BBC Music Magazine)
‘This wonderfully colourful collection puts the vivid vocal qualities of Jeffrey Skidmore’s virtuoso choir Ex Cathedra into the foreground’ (Gramophone)
‘Sumptuously realised with a varied – but historically appropriate – panoply of voices and instruments … a richly rewarding CD … I have been driving around with it in my car and my 11-year old son now prefers it to David Bowie … Thoroughly recommended’ (Gramophone)
‘Jeffrey Skidmore unearths some scintillating examples of the Old World meeting the New, with Renaissance polyphony underpinned by African-Latin drums. The result is only a few beats removed from modern examples of Catholic worship. A fascinating disc’ (The Independent)
‘Ex Cathedra has unearthed some magnificent music here; there are plenty of fascinating discoveries, performed with great feeling and panache, and with potent seasoning from the period instruments. The disc has the markings of a bestseller, and certainly deserves to be’ (Daily Telegraph)
‘Terrific music, terrific singing’ (The Times)
‘Stunning … choral music of the most vibrant quality imaginable, performed by Ex Cathedra with equally vigorous zeal … the whole background is fascinatingly documented in Skidmore’s own invaluable insert-note … all vocalists display the group’s customary virtuosity in a range of languages … unmissable’ (Birmingham Post)
‘This really is an irresistible recording, offering a wealth of styles and colours and plenty of South American sunshine. Buy it and discover the New World for yourself’ (International Record Review)
‘Ex Cathedra and Jeffrey Skidmore are first-rate ambassadors for this music … the overall sound is beautiful and the performance, from instrumentalists and singers, has great conviction and energy … An album of unexpectedly wicked delight’ (BBCi)
‘Fascinatingly varied in idiom and influence, and Skidmore has unearthed some real gems’ (Choir and Organ)
‘This recording is highly recommended … These are polished, emotionally engaged performances, brightly recorded, of fascinating, exciting repertoire’ (Early Music Today)
‘This is one of the most exciting releases I’ve seen in awhile … The performance is flawless, with a wide range of emotional expression; the sound is excellent’ (American Record Guide)
‘Extremely rewarding, bringing yet further evidence of the richness of Latin American Baroque music … the performances are very accomplished indeed … splendid disc’ (Fanfare, USA)
‘Immaculately performed … fascinating’ (The Guardian)
‘IM-PER-DÍ-VEL’ (Guess Who)
Baroque Music from Latin America – 1: New World Symphonies – From Araujo to Zipoli: an A to Z of Latin American Baroque
Peruvian anonymous
01. Hanaq pachap kusikuynin (The bliss of Heaven)
Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla (Málaga, Spain 1590-Puebla, México 1664)
02. Missa Ego Flos Campi 1. Kyrie
03. Missa Ego Flos Campi 2. Gloria
Gaspar Fernandes (Évora, Portugal 1570-Puebla, México 1629)
04. Xicochi Conetzintle (Sleep, little child)
Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla (Málaga, Spain 1590-Puebla, México 1664)
05. Missa Ego Flos Campi 3. Credo
Juan de Araujo (Villafranca en León/En Cáceres, Spain 1646 – Sucre, Bolívia 1712)
06. Los Coflades de la Estleya
Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla (Málaga, Spain 1590-Puebla, México 1664)
07. Missa Ego Flos Campi 4. Sanctus Benedictus
Alonso Lobo (Osuna, Spain 1555-Sevilla, Spain 1617)
08. Versa Est In Luctum
Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla (Málaga, Spain 1590-Puebla, México 1664)
09. Missa Ego Flos Campi 5. Agnus Dei
Hernando Franco (Galizuela, Spain 1532-Mexico City 1585)
10. Salve Regina
Peruvian anonymous
11. Qhapaq Eterno Dios (All powerful eternal God)
Juan de Araujo (Villafranca en León/En Cáceres ca. 1646-Chuquisaca, 1712)
12. Ut Queant Laxis
Domenico Zipoli (Prato, Italy 1688-Córdoba, Argentina 1726)
13. Missa San Ignacio 1. Kyrie
14. Missa San Ignacio 2. Gloria
Juan García de Zéspedes (Puebla, México 1619-1678)
15 Convidando Esta La Noche
Baroque Music from Latin America – vol 1: New World Symphonies – 2003
Ex Cathedra Choir & Ensemble and QuintEssential Sackbut & Cornett Ensemble
Conductor: Jeffrey Skidmore
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Avicenna

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Logo após a morte do grande Charlie Mingus, foi fundada a Mingus Dynasty com a finalidade de seguir tocando as obras-primas do compositor erudito que mais gostava de jazz… Depois veio a Mingus Big Band e mais recentemente a Orchestra Dynasty. O som dos caras — de todos eles — permanece exuberante e a obra do autor é tão vasta que, mesmo após de quase 20 CDs dos grupos, nem parece ter sido devidamente examinada. I am three refere-se ao primeiro parágrafo da autobiografia de Mingus Beneath the Underdog e também à junção de todo mundo. Desta vez, o grupo de 14 músicos da Mingus Big Band se junta a mais 10 da Mingus Orchestra e a todo o septeto da Mingus Dynasty. O resultado é ótimo. Destaque para Song with Orange.





