Christopher Tye (1500-1572)
Last updated: 09.10.23
According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Christopher Tye was an English composer who became a clergyman in the newly reformed Church of England. Wrote notable church music in Latin and English, including settings of the Acts of the Apostles in his own metrical rhymed English translation. Also wrote In Nomines.
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Midi World Early Music | Midis for C. Tye. |
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David Munrow Ensemble | Two Renaissance Dance Bands; Monteverdi's Contemporaries |        |
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Boreas Quartet Bremen | Works for Recorder Consort | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Flanders Recorder Quartet | Early Italian Recorder Music/English Consort Music | |
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Frans Brüggen | Frans Brüggen Edition Vol. 03 (Englische Ensemblemusik) | |
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Frans Brüggen | The Art of Recorder | |
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Frans Brüggen | Le Charme de la Flûte à bec | |
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Marion Verbruggen | English Consort Music - Browning My Dere | |
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Complete Consort Music - part book (T)
Publisher: London Pro Musica (MP01006) |
| Sit Fast (16th century) (A/T/B)
Score and Parts. Publisher: Habsburger (FMA0006) |
| 2 In Nomines (D/A/T/T/B)
5 Scores. Publisher: London Pro Musica (EML0129) |
| 2 Quintets (D/A/T/T/B)
Score. Level: Medium Publisher: Schott & Co. Ltd. (ST11556) |
| Complete Consort Music (D/D/A/T/B)
3-5 recorders. Publisher: London Pro Musica (MP01002) |
| In Nomine II and III (D/A/T/B/GB)
Score and Parts. Publisher: Peacock Press (PDL0052) |
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C. Tye | Boreas Quartett Bremen - The Golden Age with (3:39) | Boreas Quartet Bremen |
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C. Tye | Three In Nomines (6:55) | Consortium5 |