A helpful commenter at Amazon lists the contents of this boxed set (since the sellers couldn’t be bothered):
- SK 53341 - Codex Las Huelgas - Music from 13th Century Spain
- SK 48195 - Febus Avant!, Music at the Court of Gaston Febus (1331-1391)
- SK 53976 - Music from the Court of King Janus at Nicosia (1374-1432)
- SK 66261 - Utopia Triumphans
- SK 60760 - Alexander Agricola - A Secret Labyrinth
- SK 68258 - Matthaeus Pipelare - Missa “L’homme armé”, Chansons, Motets
- SK 46348 - Antoine Brumel - Missa “Et ecce terrae motus”, Sequentia “Dies irae”
- SK 46699 - Mateo Flecha el Viejo (1481-1553) - Las Ensaladas
- SK 53116 - Costanzo Festa (c.1490-1545) - Magnificat, Mass parts, Motets, Madrigals
- SK 48249 - Nicolas Gombert (c.1500-c.1557) - Music from the Court of Charles V
- SK 62694 - Pierre de Manchicourt (c.1510-1564) - Missa “Veni Sancte Spiritus”, Motets, Chansons
- SK 53373 - Orlando di Lasso (1532-1594) - Lagrime di San Pietro
- SK 64305 - Jacobus Gallus (1550-1591) - Opus musicum, Missa super “Sancta Maria”
- SK 66288 - Cancoes, Vilancicos - e Motetes Portugueses, Séculos XVI-XVII
- SK 53115 - Joao Lourenco Rebelo (1610-1661) Lementations for Maundy Thursday, Vesper Psalms
(Interesting: no Adémar de Chabannes, no Hildegard von Bingen…)
I really need to reassess the definition of “essential” in my no-nonessential purchases lifestyle. From the same Talk Classical thread that brought this to my attention:
I keep thinking, “Well, I’ve got a big collection now, all the essential stuff, so I need to stop buying so much stuff and listen to what I have until I get to know it better.” I keep doing otherwise.
Yes, I know the feeling…
