[Abbayes de Ligugé et d'En-Calcat] Gloria Laus a-b (LP=FR=Studio S.M. SM 30. 411)

[Dominique Crochu]

Liens vers Chantdiscography:

Ligugé

En-Calcat

Les plages:

01_Antiphona_Hosanna_Filio_David.mp3

02_Antiphona_Pueri_hebraeorum_portantes_ramos_Cum_Ps_XXIII.mp3

03_Antiphona_Occurunt_turbae.mp3

04_Antiphona_Cum_angelis_et_pueris.mp3

05_Hymnus_Gloria_laus.mp3

06_Hymnus_Ubi_caritas.mp3

07_Hymnus_Crux_fidelis.mp3

08_Kyrie_I.mp3

09_Gloria_I.mp3

10_Invitatorium_Surrexit_Dominus_vere.mp3

11_Antiphona_Vidi_aquam.mp3

12_Graduale_Haec_dies.mp3

13_Alleluia_Pascha_nostrum.mp3

14_Sequentia_Victimae_paschali_laudes.mp3

15_Communio_Pascha_nostrum.mp3

16_Hymnus_Salve_festa_dies.mp3

[Alberto Diaz-Blanco]

Les pièces de Ligugé sont extraites du disque Les Rameaux, SM 33-30, sauf pour Ubi caritas, du disque Jeudi-Saint, SM 33-31, tous les deux de 1958.

Jerome F. Weber a dit :

There is some confusion here. The record illustrated is "Chefs-d'oeuvres gregoriens" on Studio SM 30-553 with the monks of Liguge. You will find it on Chantdiscography.com if you search: 553. The record titled "Gloria laus" is Studio SM 30.411 with the monks of both Liguge and En Calcat, an assortment of reissues from previously issued discs. In my book, "A Gregorian Chant Discography" (1990), I list the reissued items on pages 237-38 of volume I. There are 13 more chants in addition to the three identified here. It is not listed separately on the website.

[Dominique Crochu]

Fixed !

Jerome F. Weber a dit :

Dominique, I can see the images of the front and back cover, but when I click on them to read the small print (as on the back cover), I am shown only the images that you originally posted for no. 7. Quelle etrange ;-) I have only the US reissue of Gloria laus, so I wanted to verify that they are identical.

[Jerome F. Weber]

Dominique, I can see the images of the front and back cover, but when I click on them to read the small print (as on the back cover), I am shown only the images that you originally posted for no. 7. Quelle etrange ;-) I have only the US reissue of Gloria laus, so I wanted to verify that they are identical.

[Dominique Crochu]

Tout est corrigé...

Un grand merci à Jérôme et à Alberto !

[Alberto Diaz-Blanco]

En effet, Jerome a raison, il y a eu une confusion avec le volume 3 de la collection Monastères de Studio SM. Il faudrait remplacer les images par celles du volume 3, Gloria laus.

D'autre part, étant donné qu'il s'agit d'une compilation, Jerome ne l'avait pas répertorié sur chantdiscography.com . Il a eu la gentillesse d'ajouter une entrée pour ce disque (plutôt deux entrées: ligugé et Calcat. Il sépare toujours les plages par interprète). Voici les liens:

http://chantdiscography.com/?id=2685   (Ligugé)

http://chantdiscography.com/?id=2686 (En Calcat)

[Jerome F. Weber]

There is some confusion here. The record illustrated is "Chefs-d'oeuvres gregoriens" on Studio SM 30-553 with the monks of Liguge. You will find it on Chantdiscography.com if you search: 553. The record titled "Gloria laus" is Studio SM 30.411 with the monks of both Liguge and En Calcat, an assortment of reissues from previously issued discs. In my book, "A Gregorian Chant Discography" (1990), I list the reissued items on pages 237-38 of volume I. There are 13 more chants in addition to the three identified here. It is not listed separately on the website.