Missa brevis à 4 in D/Miserere à 6/Sopra la morte d'Adriano à 5

From: Fanfare | Date: March 1, 2007| Author: Weber, J F | Copyright information

A. GABRIELI Missa brevis à 4 in D. Miserere à 6. Sopra la morte d'Adriano à 5 * CCh of Concentus Musicus Patavinus (Fabio Framba, dir); Schola Gregoriana Scriptoria (Nicola M. Bellinazzo, dir) * TACTUS 510701 (75:04 *)

Andrea Gabrieli wrote two works by this title, one in Fa (or F) and this one in Re. Both are preserved in manuscripts in the Bavarian State Library, compiled about 1565, and both were published only recently, this one in 1997. The composer had been at the Munich court...

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