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Various Composers - Requiem for an Emperor (Utopia Ensemble)


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  1. Nicolas Gombert - O malheureuse journée
  2. Luis de Narváes - Mille regres (La Canción del Emperador)
  3. Pierre de Manchicourt - Missa de Requiem: I. Introitus
  4. Pierre de Manchicourt - Missa de Requiem: II. Kyrie
  5. Pierre de Manchicourt - Missa de Requiem: III. Graduale
  6. Pierre de Manchicourt - Missa de Requiem: IV. Offertorio
  7. Pierre de Manchicourt - Missa de Requiem: V. Sanctus
  8. Pierre de Manchicourt - Missa de Requiem: VI. Agnus Dei
  9. Pierre de Manchicourt - Missa de Requiem: VII. Communio
  10. Thomas Crecquillon - Le monde est tel
  11. Cornelius Canis - Mariez moy mon pere
  12. Nicolas Gombert - Ayme qui vouldra
  13. Antoine de Févin - Fors seulement
  14. Jean Richafort - Cuidez vous que Dieu nous faille
  15. Cornelius Canis - Si par souffrir
  16. Thomas Crecquillon - Il me suffit de tous mes maulx
  17. Nicolas Gombert - Mort et fortune
  18. Nicolas Payen - Nunc dimittis
  19. Emanuel Adriaenssen - Slaepen gaen

Utopia Ensemble
    Michaela Riener, mezzosoprano
    Bart Uvyn, countertenor
    Adriaan De Koster, tenor
    Lieven Termont, baritone
    Guillaume Olry, bass
&
Jan Van Outryve, lute

Date: 2025
Label: Ramée
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Charles V was certainly the most powerful and charismatic of the Renaissance rulers. Exhausted and worn down by the challenges of imperial rule, he abdicated towards the end of his life and led a secluded existence in the monastery of Cuacos de Yuste in Castile under the motto ‘Ecce elongavi fugiens et mansi in solitudine’ (‘I fled and remained in solitude’). The Utopia Ensemble seeks out the man behind the monarch and examines the duality of power and greatness as well as solitude. Pierre de Manchicourt – court composer to Charles's son and director of the famous Capilla Flamenca – could well have written his Requiem for one of the countless commemorations of Charles V. It radiates serenity and splendour and is juxtaposed here with chansons that moved the heart beneath Charles’s imperial armour.

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