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From the album of the series `A Thousand Years of Music`: `Germany. Renaissance and Early Baroque` (Melody, 1980)
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From the album of the series `A Thousand Years of Music`: `Germany. Renaissance and Early Baroque` (Melody, 1980)
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Anonymous — 12th-15th centuries. Hungarian church and sacred music of the
Artist: Andras Soos (conductor)
Sanctissimi viri, àíòèôîí
Antiphon in honor of the holy hermits Andras and Benedict. From the 2nd Esztergom collection (XV century.). From the plate `Hungaria sacra. On the 950th anniversary of the death of Istvan, the first King of Hungary` (Hungaroton, 1988)
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Anonymous — 12th-15th centuries. Hungarian church and sacred music of the
Artist: Janka Szendrei (conductor)
Ave beate rex Stephane, àíòèôîí
In Hungarian. From the Esztergom collection of antiphons (XV century.). From the plate `Hungaria sacra. On the 950th anniversary of the death of Istvan, the first King of Hungary` (Hungaroton, 1988)
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Anonymous — 12th-15th centuries. Hungarian church and sacred music of the
Artist: Laszlo Dobszay (conductor)
Domine, ad adjuvandum
From the manuscript of 1430 From the plate `Hungaria sacra. On the 950th anniversary of the death of Istvan, the first King of Hungary` (Hungaroton, 1988)
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From the album of the series `A Thousand Years of Music`: `Germany. Renaissance and Early Baroque` (Melody, 1980)
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From the album of the series `A Thousand Years of Music`: `Germany. Renaissance and Early Baroque` (Melody, 1980)
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From the album of the series `A Thousand Years of Music`: `Germany. Renaissance and Early Baroque` (Melody, 1980)
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Schutz Heinrich — SWV 257 Symphoniae sacrae I. No. 1 «Paratum cor meum, Deus» SWV 257 (op.6, Venice, 1629)
Artist: Lidia Davydova (soprano)
From the album of the series `A Thousand Years of Music`: `Germany. Renaissance and Early Baroque` (Melody, 1980)
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Schutz Heinrich — SWV 261 Symphoniae sacrae I. No. 5 `Venite ad me omnes qui laboratis`
Artist: Lidia Davydova (soprano)
From the album of the series `A Thousand Years of Music`: `Germany. Renaissance and Early Baroque` (Melody, 1980)
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