Dorian Discovery
DIS-80149
Orlando di Lasso
Chanson and Madrigals
The Toronto Consort
Orlando di Lasso was the most highly esteemed composer of the late Renaissance. Music publishers in Venice, Rome, Nuremberg, Munich, Paris, Louvain, and Antwerp vied for the privilege of publishing his latest works. The influential Parisian firm of Le Roy et Ballard considered him their star composer, and in 1570 issued the Mellange d'Orlando di Lassus, a retrospective collection of Lasso's most beloved chansons, the volume was reissued in 1576 by popular demand.
- David Fallis
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[1] Un jour l'ament (1570) [2] Gallans qui par terre (1584) [3] Ardant amour à 4 (1564) [4] Ardant amour à 5 (1560) [5] J'ay de vous voir (1584) [6] Toutes les nuis (1563) [7] Puisque vivre (1584) [8] Susana (arr. Antonio de Cabezón, 1578) [9] Susanne ung jour (arr. Giovanni Bassano, 1591) [10} Susane un jour (1560) [11] Bon jour mon coer (1564) |
[12] La nuict froide et sombre (1576) [13] Que dis-tu (1576) [14] Ove sei, vita mia (1561) [15] No giorno (1555) [16] Tu traditora (1555) [17] Come pianta (1587) [18] Poi che'l mio largo pianto (1583) [19] Madonna mia, pietà (1555) [20] Appariran per me (1560) [21] Chi chilichi (1581) |
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