Vinders: Masses; Songs

Choir of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, Skinner, David

INV 1012

Jheronimus Vinders (fl.1525/6) is best known for the oft-recorded lament on the death of Josquin Desprez (d.1521), O mors inevitabilis, which has led many to presume that he was a disciple or even a pupil of the great master.

Now that his surviving works have recently been published in a modern edition, we are better able to place him among his contemporaries. He belongs to a rather small group of Flemish musicians who form the link between the Josquin generation and that of the mid-sixteenth century, featuring composers such as Clemens non Papa and Crecquillon.

He boasts a wonderfully imaginative ear with a preference for dark sonorities, and his music often surprises and delights. This is the first recording devoted to a selection of Vinders’s works along with the polyphonic models that inspired them.

Works:

•Appenzeller: Myns liefkens bruyn ooghen a5
•Févin: Fors seulement la mort a3
•Ghiselin: Fors seulement l’atente que je meure
•Ghiselin: Ghy syt die wertste boven al a4
•Pipelare: Fors seulement l’atente que je meure a4
•Pipelare: Myns liefkens bruyn ooghen a3
•Vinders: Missa Fors seulement
•Vinders: Missa Myns liefkens bruyn ooghen
•Vinders: Salve regina super Ghy syt die wertste boven al

CD x 2

Inventa Records

10/2/23

5060262793558