The rather oddly-named Dionysos Now! ensemble has embarked on a multi-album project dedicated to the music of Adrian Willaert, one of the less famous composers of the Franco-Flemish School that flourished in northern France and Belgium in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. On the first installment, they perform Willaert’s Missa Mittit ad Virginem, along with the motet on which it’s based and several other sacred motets by the same composer. The ensemble’s sound is beautiful and they are recorded in a richly reverberant acoustic.
Marc’Antonio Ingegneri, Vol. 2: Missa “Voce mea” a 5 & Motets for Double Choir
Historic Brass of the Guildhall School and Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Choir of Girton College, Cambridge, Gareth Wilson, Marc' Antonio Ingegneri
Josquin: Motets & Mass Movements
The Brabant Ensemble, Stephen Rice
Johannes de Lymburgia: Gaude Felix Padua
Le Miroir De Musique, Johannes de Lymburgia, Baptiste Romain
Josquin’s Legacy
The Gesualdo Six, Owain Park
Tigran Mansurian: Con anima
Movses Pogossian, Boris Allakhverdyan, Karen Ouzounian, Tatevik Mokatsian, Varty Manouelian, Michael Kaufman, Kim Kashkashian, Steven Vanhauwaert, Teng Li