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B-13996-2013
The Archive of the Cathedral of Barcelona preserves two precious codices of the XV century in which are copied with their melody versions of the Song of the Sibila, one in Latin and the other in Catalan.
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The archive of the Cathedral of Barcelona holds two precious 15th-century manuscripts where versions of the Song of the Sibyl appear with their melodic notation, one in Latin and the other in Catalan. This fact is somewhat exceptional for, in other Western cathedrals where these chants were sung, what remains at most is the oldest Latin version. Only in the case of the Cathedral of Toledo we know of two versions of the Song of the Sibyl with their music, in Latin and in the vernacular, although the latter is now at the Spanish Institute in New York.
01 Cant de la Sibil·la: Al Jorn el Judici 0:00 Desconegut
02 Evegelium secundum Mathaeum 0:00 Desconegut
03 Sibillinum Carmen: Iudicii signum 0:00 Desconegut
04 Cant de la Sibil·la: Al Jorn del Judici (2010) 0:00 Jordi Cervelló
05 Cant de la Sibil·la: Al Jorn del Judici (2011) 0:00 Josep Vila
06 Cant de la Sibil·la: Al Jorn del Judici (2012) 0:00 Vic Nees
07 Cant de la Sibil?la: Al Jorn del Judici (2013) 0:00 Narcís Bonet
mezzo: Eulàlia Fantova
counter-tenor: José Hernández
choir: Cor de Cambra Francesc Valls
conductor: David Malet
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