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Re Gesualdo Consort CDQS 6210 Gesualdo: it may still be available from amazon but has just been deleted by ASV. I have a small stock & can supply one for you if you like. Gerald Place Gesualdo Consort of London ____________ "Alan Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > "Moosebumps" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I've always liked choral music, but despite having an extensive music > > collection, I've never owned any... can anyone recommend a good > compilation > > to introduce me to it? Though I tend to like the kind with only voices, > not > > with big orchestra parts. I also tend to like darker music, in general. > I > > like both "mundane" and unusual harmonies, so anything that spans the > gamut > > would be good. I've searched a little on Amazon but there are so many > > choices. > > > > thanks for any help! > > For 'dark' music with unusual harmonies, you could try the late madrigals > and motets of Carlo Gesualdo. A good recording: Gesualdo Consort/Place CD QS > 6210 (ASV). Go to www.musiclink.co.uk/gesualdo/ for a sample. > > Amazon lists much else. An inexpensive choice would be Naxos 8.550742: the > complete 5-part sacred music (Oxford Camerata dir. Summerly). To discover > why Gesualdo's music is so strange and dark, read > www.btinternet.com/~rubberneck/gesualdo.html > > Alan Jones > > >
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