Early XVI Century Chant? Another Paul McCreesh Reconstruction -
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Solemn vespers in early XVI century Spain. Some may be aware of this album, but I just stumbled across it. Very interesting and most likely accurate interpretations of early XVI century chant with tientos and faburdens by de Cabezon and others. Google 'Music for the Duke of Lerma Youtube'.
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This one? https://youtu.be/tBJpO6ClG7E
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Yes, that one.
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Gabrieli Consort with Paul McCreesh is one of my favourite ensembles!
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