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Magnificat / Nisi Dominus / Benedictus (Motets For The King's Chapel)

Henry Dumont, Jocelyne Chamonin, Gladys Félix, André Meurant, André Mallabrera, Daniel Marty, Georges Abdoun, Jacques Mars, Marie-Claire Alain, Jean Lamy, Chorale Philippe Caillard, Orchestre De Chambre Jean-François Paillard, Louis Frémaux

Label
Musical Heritage Society
Catalog number
MHS 608
Format
LP · Mono
Country
US
Genre
Classical
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Tracklist

What’s on it

Magnificat / Nisi Dominus / Benedictus (Motets For The King's Chapel) has 3 tracks, about 43:45 of music.

  1. A1Magnificat
  2. A2Nisi Dominus
  3. BBenedictus
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This recording features the sacred works of Henry Dumont, a key figure in the musical life of the court of Louis XIV. Composed during the seventeenth century, these motets were designed for the Chapelle Royale, reflecting the grandeur and solemnity of French Baroque liturgical music. Dumont served as a master of the royal chapel, and his contributions were instrumental in establishing the genre of the grand motet.

The recording was released by the Musical Heritage Society, an American mail-order record club founded in 1962 to distribute high-quality classical music recordings that were otherwise difficult to obtain in the United States. This specific performance, led by Jean-François Paillard and featuring the Chorale Philippe Caillard, presents a scholarly interpretation typical of the mid-20th-century French early music revival. It was well-regarded by collectors for its commitment to period-appropriate ensemble balance and vocal clarity.

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Magnificat / Nisi Dominus / Benedictus (Motets For The King's Chapel) is a record in the Vinyl Records catalog on collecto.rs. Henry Dumont, Jocelyne Chamonin, Gladys Félix, André Meurant, André Mallabrera, Daniel Marty, Georges Abdoun, Jacques Mars, Marie-Claire Alain, Jean Lamy, Chorale Philippe Caillard, Orchestre De Chambre Jean-François Paillard, Louis Frémaux. Catalog data is sourced from Discogs. No public records collectors track this one yet — adding yours would make you the first on collecto.rs.

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