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APOSTLE OF IRELAND
CANTY

This disc is dedicated to Patrick, patron saint of Ireland, as is the music itself. With texts newly translated from the original sources, this is a programme of 15th century plainchant, genuinely originating in Ireland, recorded here for the first time after extensive scholarly research. A major addition to the early sacred music repertoire. Performed by Canty, the renowned female-voice ensemble of Cappella Nova, with William Taylor (clarsach).

With full texts in Latin and English.

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	APOSTLE OF IRELAND CANTY This disc is dedicated to Patrick, patron saint of Ireland, as is the music itself. With texts newly translated from the original sources, this is a programme of 15th century plainchant, genuinely originating in Ireland, recorded here for the first time after extensive scholarly research. A major addition to the early sacred music repertoire. Performed by Canty, the renowned female-voice ensemble of Cappella Nova, with William Taylor (clarsach). With full texts in Latin and English.
		playing time: 78.03 direct sale price: £12.00 audio sample: Ad hanc doctor (extract)
tracks: Ecce fulget clarissima Veneranda imminentis Altare lapidum Signo crucis edito Aqua suis precibus Collectis fragminibus Magni patris sunt miranda Mente munda letabunda Exultent filli matris ecclesie Christi puer capitur Sis pro nobis Ad hanc doctor Servus Christi Patricius Oritur vir beatus Dum baptismo venerabilis Egregius Christi miles Hic nutritus a puerica Dum baptizandus Nam cum cecus manu Hic incursu Ducitur servus Christi\ Hic iuvenis Igitur servus Christi Quodam autem Peracto iam Liberatus autem mare transit Hunc beatus Germanus Ductu angelico Celestinus apostolicam Ponitificali insula Beatus Patricius Iubilemus puro corde Christo Ut nos Deus Cuncta celi terreque creatura Laus et honor Iesu corona presulum Benedictus sit Dominus Gemma Sacerdotum / Magnificat	review extracts: for full reviews click here
	"This is a major addition to the early sacred music repertoire." - Classical Net
	"This is an out of the way set that rewards the listener looking for a real and deep listening experience with music that is genuinely from another time and place." - Chris Spector (MidWest Record)