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The Holy Head from a fifteenth-century Book of Hours.
Track(s) taken from CDH55284

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Virtually all of the fifteenth-century English carols are anonymous, but a small number are attributed to a medieval Lennon and McCartney, namely Smert and Trouluffe, both Devonshire men. Richard Smert was Rector of Plymtree, near Exeter, between 1435 and 1477.

from notes by Christopher Page © 1996

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Recording details: July 1996
Rickmansworth Masonic School Chapel, United Kingdom
Produced by Martin Compton
Engineered by Tony Faulkner
Release date: November 1996
Total duration: 2 minutes 48 seconds

Jesu fili Dei
composer
Richard Smert (c1400-?1478/9)
fifteenth-century carol
composer
John Trouluffe (fl 1448-c1473)
fifteenth-century carol

Copyright holder as reported by MCPS: Public Domain

Shirley Rumsey (lute), Christopher Wilson (lute), Christopher Page (lute)
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Jesu fili Dei  [2'48]  John Trouluffe (fl 1448-c1473)
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