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- Journey Through Dalmatia is album by Ensemble Renaissance, released on 14 March 1999 on the Al Segno label. It is their 14th album overall, dealing with early music of Dalmatia and Adriatic, from the earliest medieval manuscripts with Beneventan chant and church music, to the first authentic Dalmatian Renaissance composers, such as Petar Hektorović, who wrote down two songs, one bugarštica Kada mi se Radosave vojevoda and one song I kliče devojka, both of which were printed in Venice; also are included the first composers active in Republic of Ragusa, like Vincenzo Comnen, the renaissance printers like Andrea Antico, , , renaissance dances, music of nobility, up to the early baroque and late baroque sonatas and motets by , Ivan Lukačić, Vinko Jelić. Included on the album are also first renaissance dances.One of the members of the Ensemble, Dragan Mlađenović, cites the album as their greatest success.The Journey through Dalmatia was their second album dealing with early music of Dalmatia and Adriatic, the first being Music of the Old Adriatic from the 1983. (en)
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- Journey through Dalmatia (en)
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- Sanctus (en)
- Contradanze 'Pobeda' (en)
- Contradanze 'Raguza' (en)
- Contradanze Sievača-Kala Majka (en)
- Frottola 'Vale Iniqua' (en)
- Greghesca 'Deh' No Far' (en)
- Greghesca 'Giathi Tanda Fandiga' (en)
- I kliče devojka (en)
- Kada mi se Radosave vojevoda (en)
- Lauda 'Exaudi Christe' (en)
- Madrigal 'All' Aura D'un Dulcissima Sopiro' (en)
- Madrigal 'Donna Ingrata' (en)
- Madrigal 'Homai, Che Qunita E L'hora' (en)
- Madrigal 'Mori Mi Dite' (en)
- Madrigal 'Rosa D'amor' (en)
- Madrigal 'Son Quest'l Bei Crin D'oro' (en)
- Madrigal 'Vaghe Ninfe' (en)
- Motet 'Benedic Domino' (en)
- Motet 'Cantabo Domino' (en)
- Motet 'Exuitate Dei' (en)
- Motet 'Orantibus In Loco Isto' (en)
- Muka Spasitelja našega (en)
- Pukni sarce (en)
- Sonata No. 2 (en)
- Sonata No. 8 (en)
- Spiritual concert 'Bone Jesu' (en)
- Starački ples (en)
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- Journey Through Dalmatia is album by Ensemble Renaissance, released on 14 March 1999 on the Al Segno label. It is their 14th album overall, dealing with early music of Dalmatia and Adriatic, from the earliest medieval manuscripts with Beneventan chant and church music, to the first authentic Dalmatian Renaissance composers, such as Petar Hektorović, who wrote down two songs, one bugarštica Kada mi se Radosave vojevoda and one song I kliče devojka, both of which were printed in Venice; also are included the first composers active in Republic of Ragusa, like Vincenzo Comnen, the renaissance printers like Andrea Antico, , , renaissance dances, music of nobility, up to the early baroque and late baroque sonatas and motets by , Ivan Lukačić, Vinko Jelić. Included on the album are also first ren (en)
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