Josquin des Prez: In te Domine speravi | Voices of Music
The performance of the frottola, In te Domine speravi, from Petrucci's Frottole libro primo, Venice, 1504, is a typical renaissance ensemble of three shawms and a sackbut (trombone). Filmed as part of the Voices of Music award winning "Leonardo da Vinci: A Musical Odyssey" program.
Adam Gilbert, shawm Malachai Bandy, shawm Rotem Gilbert, shawm Adam Bregman, sackbut
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