Noten von Bernaerts

The first volume of the series draws on the Forrest-Heyther partbooks, preserved in Oxford's Bodleian Library. They are the source of a 6-part Festal Mass by Richard Alwood, written to an unknown cant...

The second volume devoted to English liturgical organ music contains four pieces of the Ordinary of the Mass, one for the Proper, 23 offertories and one piece for the Communion.

Tallis's choral works with English texts were all written for the worship of God in the reformed Church of England, setting either the liturgy of the new Book of Common Prayer of 1549, or Coverdale's...

Though best known for his Dorian Service, Tallis also set the Preces and Responses, the Litany, and various psalms for service use, as well as providing the so-called 'tunes' for Archbishop Parker's P...

Mundy was among the youngest of a group of significant composers whose lives bridged the turbulent times of the Reformation. Though preserved in Elizabethan sources, his Latin antiphons most likely da...

This volume, the first of five devoted to Taverner's music, contains the three surviving 6-part masses: Gloria tibi Trinitas, Corona spinea, and O Michael. Elaborate festal works intended for use on m...

Full anthems, fragmentary verse anthems, and 'The Hymns and Songs of the Church', a collection of religious verse and tunes compiled by George Wither and published in 1623, are to be found in this vol...

The Latin church music of Robert Parsons, Gentleman of the Chapel Royal, dates from the reigns of Mary and of her half-sister, Elizabeth who, although she insisted on her chapel services being in Engl...

This volume completes the publication in a scholarly edition of Thomas Morley's Anglican sacred music, and initiates a new, larger format for the EECM series.

Published posthumously in 1668, probably by the composer's son Nathaniel, Musica Deo Sacra is a monumental collection of the work of Thomas Tomkins, pupil of William Byrd and a major contributor to th...

Edited Edmund Fellowes. Revised Thurston Dart