Palestrina Volume 7. Album by The Sixteen

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Palestrina Volume 7. Album by The SixteenAlbum Description Palestrina is perhaps the most famous of all Renaissance composers, certainly by name. By the time of his death his reputation outshone all others. His musical legacy is prodigious even by the standards of the timehe wrote over 100 massesand he was the first Renaissance composer to have a complete edition of almost his whole output published in modern notation. Today some pieces are quite familiar, others less so and much of his

Eybler Quartet's viola player

Marcel DUPRÉ (1886-1971)

Eamonn Dougan baritone Abner

Pavan of Four Parts in G minor Z752

Mark Padmore

That yongë child

William Kendall

Rome and Munich

William Byrd (c

Recorded live at Boston’s magnificent Symphony Hall

'Its variety alone makes it unique – thrilling psalm settings with virtuosic writing for both multi-part choir and instrumentalists to exotic and sensual settings of texts from the Song of Songs for solo voices

Dilectus meus descendit in hortum suum

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