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Filiae Jerusalem
composer
Jacobus Vaet (c1529-1567)
5vv
author of text
Anonymous
Antiphon at Vespers, Common of Martyrs in Paschal Time, adapted to include mention of Maximilian

Copyright holder as reported by MCPS: Public Domain

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'Vaet: Missa Ego flos campi & other sacred music' (CDA67733)
Vaet: Missa Ego flos campi & other sacred music
Cinquecento
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Cinquecento
Track 10 on CDA67733 [3'04]
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Filiae Jerusalem
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The short motet Filiae Jerusalem provides a fine example of the conflation of sacred and secular elements in music of this period. Its opening suggests a liturgical text: the first, busy, imitative point represents the throng of Palm Sunday observers jostling to see Jesus enter Jerusalem. However, the ‘martyr’ apparently being celebrated is in fact the emperor Maximilian, ‘with the crown with which the Lord crowned him’: the idea of emperor as martyr may possibly be a reference to Maximilian’s noted sympathy with Protestantism.

from notes by Stephen Rice © 2009

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Details for CDA67733 track 10
Artists
Cinquecento
ISRC
GB-AJY-09-73310
Duration
3'04
Recording date
28 May 2008
Recording venue
Kloster Pernegg, Waldviertel, Austria
Recording producer
Stephen Rice
Recording engineer
Markus Wallner
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  1. Vaet: Missa Ego flos campi & other sacred music (CDA67733)
    Disc 1 Track 10
    Release date: March 2009
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