Mystery of Notre Dame
"As we may..expect, they present the music with remarkable lyricism and sweetness...They sing with such refined intonation that the music is irresistible...required listening for anybody who loves this music."
—Gramophone
Deutsche Grammophon ( Archiv 453 487-2 )
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You are listening to a commemorative motet, ‘Quis dabit capiti meo aquam’, by the composer, Heinrich Isaac (c1450-1517). Specifically, you will hear the last of the four sections of this beautiful piece, a lament on the death of Lorenzo de’ Medici in April 1492. It is one track from our latest disk, The Florentine Renaissance, produced by Hyperion records (DA68349), a rich and varied selection of secular and sacred music, an aural collage of the vibrant city of Florence in the early Renaissance.